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Vol. 28. Núm. 4.
Páginas 126-130 (enero 2001)
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Vol. 28. Núm. 4.
Páginas 126-130 (enero 2001)
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Resultados de la resección histeroscópica de endometrio
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D. Andia, I. Villegas, M. Marqués, N. Ruiz, M.J. Rui-Wamba, Á. Gorostiaga, F. Mozo
Servicio de Ginecología y Obstetricia. Hospital de Basurto. Bilbao. España.
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Objective

Evaluar nuestros resultados de la resección endometrial histeroscópica y el grado de satisfacción a medio-largo plazo de estas pacientes.

Sujetosymétodos

Se estudia de forma prospectiva a 48 mujeres a las que se realiza una resección endometrial histeroscópica por hemorragia uterina anormal. Se estudian todas las intervenciones de este tipoque se practicaron entre abril de 1996 y abril de 2000, un total de 285 histeroscopias quirúrgicas. En todos los casos se había realizado una histeroscopia diagnóstica y biopsia en consulta y se había intentado tratamiento médico sin éxito. Entre 6 y 50 meses después de la cirugía, se realiza una encuesta telefónica para evaluar el grado de satisfacción.

Resultados

Hallamos un 8,3% de complicaciones, que en todos los casos fueron leves. En el estudio anatomopatológico destaca un caso de adenocarcinoma endometrial sobre un pólipo y otro de hiperplasia atípica de endometrio, a los que se realizó una histerectomía. Nuestros resultados a largo plazo pusieron de manifiesto que hubo que realizar otras 2 histe-rectomías (total, 11,4%). El grado de satisfacción en la encuesta realizada a nuestras pacientes fue alto (65,7%).

Summary
Objective

To evaluate our results in hysteroscopic endometrial resection and the medium-long term level of satisfaction of the patients.

Subjects and Methods

A prospective study was made, of 48 women who had hysteroscopic endome-trial resection for abnormal uterine bleeding. These were all the interventions of this type carried out between April 96 and April 2000, of a total of 285 surgical hysteroscopies. All these cases had diagnostic hysteroscopy and biopsy as out-patients, and had unsuccessful medical treatment. Between 6 and 50 months following surgery, a telephone survey was carried out to evaluate their grade of satisfaction.

Results

We had an 8.3% complications rate, which were all slight. In the pathological study, we highlight one case of endometrial adenocarcinoma from a polyp and another of atypical endometrial hy-perplasia, both of which had hysterectomy. Our long term results showed that 2 more hysterectomies had to be carried out, 11,4% in total. The grade of satisfaction of our patients in the survey was high, 65.7%.

Conclusion

Our data reveal an 8.3 % complication rate immediately after hysteroscopic endometrial resection. Of these patients 11.4% had surgery later, hysterectomy. The womens health was very much better in 71.4% of the cases.

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