Pregnancy outcomes of laparoscopic myomectomy

LI Ping; XIE Wen-yang

Abstract：Toanalyzereproductivesituationandoutcomeofpregnancyunderlaparoscopicmyomectomywho wish preserve fertility. Methods:Analyze 148 myomas patients who wish preserve fertility between January 2006 and January 2010. To analyze their general materials,operative materials and pregnancy outcomes. Results:After following-up between 6~60 months,108(72. 9%)of 148 patients conceived. The mean pregnancy week is(38. 5 ± 1. 1),86(79. 6%)term caesare-an,13(12. 0%)term vaginal deliveries,9 patients delived transviginal help. There are 65 pregnancy in the first year after op-eration,30 pregnancy in the second year,13 pregnancy in the third-fifth year. 148 patients produced 162 pregnancies,121 term diliveries,5 preterm diliveries,30 abotions,4 ectopic pregnancies and 1 uterine rupture in the 20th week during pregnan-cy. Conclusion:Laparoscopic myomectomy has smaller trauma and quicker recovery and no influence to pregnancy. It is a safe and feasible treatment option for myomas patients who wish preserve fertility.