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Reproductive performance after selective metroplasty
Other Title(s)
الأداء الانجابي بعد تصنيع الرحم الانتقائي
Source
Journal of the Arab Board of Health Specializations
Issue
Vol. 6, Issue 2 (31 May. 2004), pp.141-145, 5 p.
Publisher
The Arab Board of Health Specializations
Publication Date
2004-05-31
Country of Publication
Syria
No. of Pages
5
Main Subjects
Abstract AR
Objectives : To evaluate the influence of selective metroplasty on reproductive performance of uterine fusional anomalies.
Methods: This was a prospective study conducted at Baghdad University Hospital.
There were 82 patients with congenital uterine fusional anomalies causing reproductive wastage.
They were divided into 2 groups.
Group I (n=75) had a total of 270 pregnancies and only 2 viable infants.
Group II (n—7) had primary infertility.
Hysterosalpingographies and diagnostic laparoscopies were done for all.
Based on cavity shape/septal width and depth criteria, selection of the appropriate metroplastic procedure was made from the conventional and modified pool of option: Tompkin, modified Tompkin, Strassmann, Baghdad, and Jones procedures.
The main outcome measure was fetal survival rate.
Results : Group I: 63 patients carried term pregnancies, 39 after Baghdad, 9 after Jones, 6 after Strassmann, 5 after Tompkin, and 4 after modified Tompkin.
Five continued to abort, 2 after Jones, 1 after Tompkin, 1 after modified Tompkin, and 1 after Strassmann procedure.
Seven failed to conceive, 5 after Baghdad, 1 after Tompkin, and 1 after Strassmann procedure.
Group II: five patients delivered term babies, 3 after Baghdad, 1 after Jones ind 1 after modified Tompkin procedure.
Two failed to concieve, 1 after Baghdad and 1 after Tompkin procedure.
The overall fetal survival rate increased from 0.74% before metroplasty to 92.94% after selective repairs.
Conclusion: Selective metroplasty improves reproductive performance of congenital uterine fusional anomalies.
Abstract EN
Objectives : To evaluate the influence of selective metroplasty on reproductive performance of uterine fusional anomalies.
Methods: This was a prospective study conducted at Baghdad University Hospital.
There were 82 patients with congenital uterine fusional anomalies causing reproductive wastage.
They were divided into 2 groups.
Group I (n=75) had a total of 270 pregnancies and only 2 viable infants.
Group II (n—7) had primary infertility.
Hysterosalpingographies and diagnostic laparoscopies were done for all.
Based on cavity shape/septal width and depth criteria, selection of the appropriate metroplastic procedure was made from the conventional and modified pool of option: Tompkin, modified Tompkin, Strassmann, Baghdad, and Jones procedures.
The main outcome measure was fetal survival rate.
Results : Group I: 63 patients carried term pregnancies, 39 after Baghdad, 9 after Jones, 6 after Strassmann, 5 after Tompkin, and 4 after modified Tompkin.
Five continued to abort, 2 after Jones, 1 after Tompkin, 1 after modified Tompkin, and 1 after Strassmann procedure.
Seven failed to conceive, 5 after Baghdad, 1 after Tompkin, and 1 after Strassmann procedure.
Group II: five patients delivered term babies, 3 after Baghdad, 1 after Jones ind 1 after modified Tompkin procedure.
Two failed to concieve, 1 after Baghdad and 1 after Tompkin procedure.
The overall fetal survival rate increased from 0.74% before metroplasty to 92.94% after selective repairs.
Conclusion: Selective metroplasty improves reproductive performance of congenital uterine fusional anomalies.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Khunda, Sarmad S.& al-Umari, Sabuh Kh.. 2004. Reproductive performance after selective metroplasty. Journal of the Arab Board of Health Specializations،Vol. 6, no. 2, pp.141-145.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-144520
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Khunda, Sarmad S.& al-Umari, Sabuh Kh.. Reproductive performance after selective metroplasty. Journal of the Arab Board of Health Specializations Vol. 6, no. 2(May 2004), pp.141-145.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-144520
American Medical Association (AMA)
Khunda, Sarmad S.& al-Umari, Sabuh Kh.. Reproductive performance after selective metroplasty. Journal of the Arab Board of Health Specializations. 2004. Vol. 6, no. 2, pp.141-145.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-144520
Data Type
Journal Articles
Language
English
Notes
Includes bibliographical references : p. 145
Record ID
BIM-144520