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Esmailpoor N, Soltani M A. Reconstructive metroplastic myomectomy of an infertile woman. IJRM 2011; 9 (2) :141-144
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Reconstructive metroplastic myomectomy of an infertile woman
Nader Esmailpoor1 , Mitra Ahmad Soltani * 1
1- Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Alzahra Hospital, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Rasht, Iran
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Background: While myoma is the most common pelvic mass of women, most women do not seek screening tests for uterine myoma and if they have any fibroid they are not volunteer for its surgical removal.

Case: We present here a novel technique of vascular skeletonization to preserve uterus, making pregnancy possible for an infertile woman with a large uterine myoma, situated in the uterine lower segment.

Conclusion: Vascular skeletonization to preserve vessels for a case of myomectomy helped preserve the patient's ability to conceive.

Keywords: Lower segment, Metroplasty, Myomectomy, Reconstructive surgery
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