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The analysis of vaginal hysterectomy results depending on the uterine size.

Krzysztof Adam PogodaAndrzej MalinowskiDominika Majchrzak-BaczmanskaAgnieszka Wosiak
Published in: Ginekologia polska (2021)
Vaginal hysterectomy is an operating technique which is relatively easy to perform and safe for the patients because it involves a slight decrease of morphotic blood elements and a small number of mid- and postoperative complications. Vaginal hysterectomy is not a contraindication in case of large uteri, even those of more than 1000 g; however, in such cases, a longer operating time and an increased number of perioperative complications must be taken into consideration.
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