2016
DOI: 10.5005/jp-journals-10006-1424
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Iatrogenic Endometriosis and Intrauterine Adhesions after Myomectomy

Abstract: Aims:To report a case of iatrogenic endometrioses as a result of improper closure of endometrial cavity during myomectomy. Case report:A 30-year-old para 1 has been self-referred to our institution for medical care. A fibroid protruding the endometrial canal was removed 8 months prior to this hospital admission. In less than a month after initial myomectomy, she began experiencing severe pelvic pain more accentuated during menstruation. The pain became progressively worse. The magnetic resonance imaging result… Show more

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“…The stents also facilitated better visualization of the ureters to prevent their accidental injury due to the presence of the broad ligament fibroid and anticipation of pelvic endometriosis due to the presence of the large endometrioma. 2 That said, it's always easier to manage complications of ureteric stenting than ureteric injuries. And gynecological surgeries, especially ones complicated by endometriosis with pelvic adhesions, have as high as 2.5% chances of injuries to the ureter 3 which are recognized postoperatively and are exceptionally tough to resolve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stents also facilitated better visualization of the ureters to prevent their accidental injury due to the presence of the broad ligament fibroid and anticipation of pelvic endometriosis due to the presence of the large endometrioma. 2 That said, it's always easier to manage complications of ureteric stenting than ureteric injuries. And gynecological surgeries, especially ones complicated by endometriosis with pelvic adhesions, have as high as 2.5% chances of injuries to the ureter 3 which are recognized postoperatively and are exceptionally tough to resolve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%