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Problems associated with myomectomy in Cape Town
Abstract
One hundred and seventy-one cases undergoing myomectomy at Groote Schuur Hospital between 1964 -1969 were analysed, and 100 followed up for longer than 6 months. The importance of differentiating 'major' from 'minor' myomectomy is stressed, as also the selection of cases for elective operation, especially in cases of infertility.
Results of operations were disappointing. Long-term relief of symptoms and correction of infertility were not in accordance with other series, and possible factors for the difference are put forward.
Results of operations were disappointing. Long-term relief of symptoms and correction of infertility were not in accordance with other series, and possible factors for the difference are put forward.