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From the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Harvard Medical School, and the Vincent Memorial Hospital, Gynecological Service of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
Abstract
About one-third of 125 women subjected to myomectomy had a solitary tumor; only 11% of this group subsequently required hysterectomy because of recurrent tumor. The remaining two-thirds underwent multiple-type myomectomy; of these, 26% were later reoperated upon because of leiomyomas. Solitary-type myomectomy offers more favorable prognosis regarding recurrence of tumor.
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