Effect of myomectomy on the outcome of assisted reproductive technologies

Surrey, Eric S.; Minjarez, D.A.; Stevens, John; Schoolcraft, W.B.

doi:10.1016/j.jmig.2005.07.004

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“…This anatomic change could have resulted in uterine contraction during labor and a blood supply change that may have prevented the typical patial regression found after parturition. 5,6 A submucosal myoma may naturally progress to become pedunculated and subsequently prolapse from the cervical os. But this intramural transformation into an delivered, cervix location after parturition has not been reported before (Fig.…”

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Intramural leiomyoma during pregnancy becoming delivered postpartally

Choi

Kim

et al. 2011

J Womens Med

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Uterine myoma is very common finding in women of reproductive age, and their natural history during pregnancy has been reported. This case report describes a unique postpartum natural history not previously reported. A 33-year-old, multiparous woman at the 36 weeks' of pregnancy visited to the out patient department. ltrasonic evaluation revealed an 11×10 cm sized intramural myoma in anterior and left lateral wall of uterus. Spontaneous vaginal delivery was done at the 40 weeks' of pregnancy. Postpartal examination and sonogram was on 6th week from the delivery revealed 7cm sized intramural myoma being delivered from the cervix. Transvaginal myomectomy was perfomed and diagnosis was histologically comfirmed. Myoma in pregnancy may changes size, shape, location postpartally. Proper management shoud be done according to the changes.

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Intramural leiomyoma during pregnancy becoming delivered postpartally

Choi

Kim

et al. 2011

J Womens Med

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“…Позднее в более крупном исследовании E. Surrey и соавт. [48] показали, что удаление субмукозных узлов, а также интрамуральных миом, деформирующих полость матки или прилежащих к эндометрию на 2 мм и ближе, приводит к той же частоте наступления беременности, что в отсутствие миомы. В систематическом обзоре E. Pritts и соавт.…”

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The efficacy of assisted reproductive technologies in patients with uterine fibroids (a review)

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“…Removal of submucosal fibroids has consistently been found to improve fertility outcomes [18][19][20]. In a prospective study, Casini et al [18] demonstrated that women with submucosal fibroids who chose to undergo myomectomy, either open or hysteroscopic, were significantly more likely to achieve pregnancy within 1 year than a cohort who declined myomectomy (43.3 versus 27.2%).…”

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