Office operative hysteroscopy: Polyp and submucosal fibroid removal
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2015
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Springer New York
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Hysteroscopy is a rapidly developing field of gynecologic practice, progressing from an outpatient to an outpatient procedure. The advent of small-sized instrumentation with a final diameter of <5 mm turn hysteroscopy into a safe and more comfortable manipulation (or intervention) and permit it be performed as an office procedure without anesthesia. The introduction of bipolar electrosurgical systems extends indications for office hysteroscopy, at the same time making it a more safe and cost-effective procedure. Hysteroscopy is the gold standard for evaluation of the endometrial cavity with more accuracy than blind methods, and gives the possibility to more accurately diagnose uterine abnormalities in patients presenting with pre or postmenopausal uterine bleeding, intermenstrual spotting, or infertility. With increasing utilization of office-based procedures, many of the pathologies diagnosed at the time of office hysteroscopy can now be treated in the same setting at the time of diagnosis. This chapter will review Operative Office Hysteroscopy including the removal of endometrial polyps and intracavitary submucosal fibroids. Available equipment, patient selection, and the basics of these procedures will also be outlined including a discussion of preoperative preparation and postoperative care. © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015.
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Office-Based Gynecologic Surgical Procedures
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