Endovascular occlusion of uterine arteries in the treatment of symptomatic uterine leiomyoma
<b>Objective:</b> assess the condition of the uterus and myomatous nodes after EMA in different periods by ultrasound and MRI.<br> <b>Methods.</b> EMA was performed in 632 patients with various forms of uterine fbroids. To achieve this goal, 120 observations with various...
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National Scientific Medical Center,
2017-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | <b>Objective:</b> assess the condition of the uterus and myomatous nodes after EMA in different periods by ultrasound and MRI.<br> <b>Methods.</b> EMA was performed in 632 patients with various forms of uterine fbroids. To achieve this goal, 120 observations with various forms of uterine fbroids were analyzed.<br> <b>Results.</b> Reduction of myomatous nodes according to ultrasound and MRI in 1 month was - 18.4-17.3%, after 3 months - 40.7-42.9%, after 6 months it was - 60.4-61.8% and through 12 months - 72.5-74.7% (р˂0.05) respectively. Necrotic isolation of the node, expulsion of myomatous nodes and removal of the partially submucous node giving birth was observed in n-18 (15%) cases. In n-12 (10%) observations, after uterine artery embolization, laparoscopic myomectomy of the subserousmyomatous nodes was performed.<br> <b>Conclusion.</b> our experience shows that EMA is highly effective method for treating uterine fbroids, performed depending on various forms alone or in combination with operational accommodation. |
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| Item Description: | 1812-2892 2313-1519 10.23950/1812-2892-JCMK-00478 |