Uterine dearterialization and myomectomy as a uterus conservative treatment with multples myomas: a case report
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Uterine myoma, DearterializationAbstract
Fibroids or uterine leiomyomas are the most frequent solid tumors of the female genital tract, with a frequency of 20% and 40% in women of childbearing age between. The real prevalence figures are unknown, since more than 50% of them are asymptomatic. Bilateral ligature of the uterine arteries, either by laparotomy or laparoscopy -before myomectomy- is one of the most used surgical methods to reduce the loss blood. Dearterialization by ligature of uterine arteries is a simple and safe method to control bleeding in a myomectomy. The advantages of this technique include: short surgical time, and with minimal blood loss during surgery. In this document, a 32-year-old patient, GOPO, with a diagnosis of uterine myomatosis was studied, which leads to abundant transvaginal hemorrhage, with hemodynamic and systemic repercussions.
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