TIME CRITERIA FOR THE SAFETY OF HYSTEROESTHETIC MICOMECTOMY WITH SINGLE SUBMUCOSOMAL UTERUS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/1811-2471.2017.v1.i3.8171Keywords:
myomectomy, irrigation, submucous myoma, resection.Abstract
To determine the correlation between duration of hysteroscopic myomectomy and the rates of irrigation fluid deficit in patients with single submucous myoma.
METHODS: Prospective observational study. All cases (n=78 women; 20 to 50 years old) were treated using standard operating technique. The duration of the procedure rates and the actual fluid deficit (the exposition of the distension media in uterine cavity during nodule resection) were controlled and analyzed.
RESULTS: Operation duration and mean fluid deficit were presented as follows: group III (53,7±2,38 min and 1966,7±82,0 ml), group II (36,1±0,88 min, 1074,0±69,3 ml), group I (21,1 0,95 min, 277,4±35,9 ml, respectively).
CONCLUSIONS: Duration of hysteroscopic myomectomy can be used as reliable criteria to evaluate safety of the operative procedure.
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