Improved Cardiometabolic Health with Uterine-Preserving Fibroid Treatment Compared to Hysterectomy

In: Journal of Clinical Medicine · 2026 · vol. 15(5) , pp. 1960 · doi:10.3390/jcm15051960 · PMID:41827377 · W7133499163
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Hysterectomy for fibroids was linked to increased cardiometabolic risks compared to myomectomy or no surgery, regardless of ovarian retention.

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Among patients with fibroids, hysterectomy was associated with higher odds of developing adverse cardiometabolic outcomes compared to myomectomy or no surgery. Retention of the ovaries was not protective among those undergoing hysterectomy.

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