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Sterilization — Tubal Approach or Hysterectomy?*

Peter Paterson

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Summary: A comparison is made of the advantages and disadvantages of tubal surgery or hysterectomy for female sterilization purposes. The former is usually the more desirable but, because 15–20% of women ultimately require hysterectomy, criteria are described whereby this group can be identified and the operation carried out as a first choice.

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Summary: A comparison is made of the advantages and disadvantages of tubal surgery or hysterectomy for female sterilization purposes. The former is usually the more desirable but, because 15–20% of women ultimately require hysterectomy, criteria are described whereby this group can be identified and the operation carried out as a first choice.

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Summary: A comparison is made of the advantages and disadvantages of tubal surgery or hysterectomy for female sterilization purposes. The former is usually the more desirable but, because 15–20% of women ultimately require hysterectomy, criteria are described whereby this group can be identified and the operation carried out as a first choice.

Key concepts: Sterilization (economics), Hysterectomy, Female sterilization, Medicine, Tubal ligation, Family planning, Surgery, Gynecology

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