The uterus lesions during surgical treatment of pelvic organ prolapse IV
Keywords:
pelvic organ prolapse, uterus lesions, recostructive techniquesAbstract
As soon as modern tensionfree techniques were introduced into the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse (POP), a possibility of correction of POP without uterus removal became feasible. The absence of medical indications for uterus removal is the main condition for its maintenance. The article discusses the outcomes of analysis of the frequency of pathological uterus abnormalities in women operated for POP-Q IV’. The attention was paid to decision making process concerning removing or maintaining the uterus during reconstructive operations in the case of benign, POP-related, non-symptomatic pathological le‘sions accompanying uterus prolapse.
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