Clincal Obstervotion of Transcenival Resection of Endometrium an Analysis of 210 Patients With Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Chen Zhong-dong
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Chen Zhong-dong
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Objective To assess the efficacy and influences of hysteroscopic electrosurgery in treating abnomal uterine bleeding(AUB) Methods 210 women AUB received hysteroscopic transcervical resection of the endometrium or intrauterine lesions with a contious flow resectoscope Results 210 patients were followed for 4 to 24 months.Menstrual symptoms ameliorated in 91.9% of the patieills.60 women became ameworrhoeic;41 women had only spotting;92 women recovered normal peniod.Two patients received hysterectomy later for recurrent utering bleeding. Conclusion Hysteooscopie eletrosurgery is an effective procedure in treating abnowal uterine bleeding.
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Objective To assess the efficacy and influences of hysteroscopic electrosurgery in treating abnomal uterine bleeding(AUB) Methods 210 women AUB received hysteroscopic transcervical resection of the endometrium or intrauterine lesions with a contious flow resectoscope Results 210 patients were followed for 4 to 24 months.Menstrual symptoms ameliorated in 91.9% of the patieills.60 women became ameworrhoeic;41 women had only spotting;92 women recovered normal peniod.Two patients received hysterectomy later for recurrent utering bleeding. Conclusion Hysteooscopie eletrosurgery is an effective procedure in treating abnowal uterine bleeding.
Key concepts: Medicine, Uterine bleeding, Hysterectomy, Electrosurgery, Hysteroscopy, Endometrium, Resection, Menstruation