The History of Myomectomy at the Medical School of University of São Paulo

Bozini, Nilo; Baracat, Edmund Chada

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“…Historically, the first myomectomy was done by Amussat for submucosal fibroids, followed by first scientific report on myomectomy by Dr. Washington Atlee published in 1845 in the American Journal of the Medical science. 15 The first cesarean myomectomy was reported by a British surgeon, Bonney in 1913 when he removed six myomas with largest of a melon size in a 30 years old primipara. 15 Following this surgery Bonney further reported three vaginal deliveries in subsequent pregnancies of the same woman.…”

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“…15 The first cesarean myomectomy was reported by a British surgeon, Bonney in 1913 when he removed six myomas with largest of a melon size in a 30 years old primipara. 15 Following this surgery Bonney further reported three vaginal deliveries in subsequent pregnancies of the same woman. However, it was not appreciated until recently after the publication of various articles in favor of cesarean myomectomy.…”

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“…Approximately 5-21% of women are hospitalized during pregnancy for pain control. 15 In extreme cases rare complications like pyomyoma, uterine axial torsion, uterine incarceration and fibroid rupture can also occur. 4 The exact mechanism by which they exert obstetric complications in pregnancy is not completely understood.…”

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Navigating through the maze of caesarean myomectomy: generating evidence

Khan

Itua

2019

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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Management of myomas during pregnancy and labor is a contested subject so far. Currently no recommended national or international guidelines are in place resulting in conflicted opinion and management variation across the globe. Many obstetricians still discourage its practice due to fear of uncontrolled haemorrhage which may lead to unwanted hysterectomy in a reproductive age. However, some researchers have challenged the conventional perspective and argue that caesarean myomectomy (CM) is a safe procedure. The aim of this study is to examine all aspects of CM with an evaluative lens and to weigh its risk-benefit ratio. For this purpose, we conducted a literature review of studies, including those from low-resource countries indexed in scientific databases like PubMed, Google Scholar and Scopus. Most recent articles that reported benefits, complications and different techniques to safely perform caesarean myomectomy with proven benefit for the patient were examined thoroughly so that solid evidence on pros and cons of caesarean myomectomy could be generated. There is a dire need to conduct large sample size studies or randomized controlled trials for the risk-benefit evaluation of CM and to produce evidence-based clinical conclusion.

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Section: Management Controversy and Complications Of Myomasmentioning

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Section: Management Controversy and Complications Of Myomasmentioning

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Navigating through the maze of caesarean myomectomy: generating evidence

Khan

Itua

2019

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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“…Posiblemente quien describió por primera vez un mioma, antes de la era cristiana, fue Hipócrates (460-375 AC) y los llamó "piedras del vientre". Más tarde Galeno los denominó escleromas (5).…”

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Mioma primario de la trompa de Falopio: una localización muy infrecuente

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Rev. chil. obstet. ginecol.

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RESUMENPresentamos un caso muy poco frecuente de mioma extrauterino, localizado en la trompa de Falopio derecha, en su porción media. A la inspección y anatomía patológica, no se encontraron evidencias de dependencia alguna con el útero. Constituyó un hallazgo en una mujer sometida a cirugía abdomino-pélvica debido a infertilidad primaria y dolor abdominal derecho. Los estudios previos con ultrasonido identificaron una imagen compatible con un mioma subseroso grande y pediculado. PALABRAS CLAVE: Mioma, trompa de Falopio SUMMARYWe present a rare case of extrauterine fibroid, located in the right fallopian tube in middle portion. The inspection and pathological study not found evidences of any dependence with uterus. It was a finding in a woman undergoing abdominal-pelvic surgery because of a primary infertility and right abdominal pain. Previous studies with ultrasound identified an image support a large pedicle subserous myoma.

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Uterine Artery Embolization

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2024

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The History of Myomectomy at the Medical School of University of São Paulo

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Navigating through the maze of caesarean myomectomy: generating evidence

Navigating through the maze of caesarean myomectomy: generating evidence

Mioma primario de la trompa de Falopio: una localización muy infrecuente

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