Short - term clinical analysis of variety of conservative minimally invasive surgical procedures in the treatment of adenomysis

XIONG Jiawei; LI Lingxiao; JIANG Li

Abstract：Objective:To evaluate the effect of variety of conservative minimally invasive surgical procedures in the treat-ment of adenomysis. Methods:Total 93 adenomsis patients′ clinical data in hospital were elected and studied. According to dif-ferent surgical procedures,patients will be divided into three groups. Group A:uterine uterine artery blockage(UAB)group(n= 32),group B:lesion resection group(n = 33),group C:uterine artery blockage combined lesion resection group(n = 28). To compare three groups of patients′ indicators such as operative time,blood loss,anal exhaust time,postoperative pain scores, complications and length of hospital stay,the amount of menstruation,uterine size,dysmenorrhea scores and other indicators. Results:The operative time between the three groups was statistically significant difference(F = 2. 082,P < 0. 05),and the in-dicators such as the blood loss,anus exhaust time,postoperative pain scores,morbidity and length of hospital stay between 3 groups the differences was not statistically significant(P > 0. 05). Compared with the preoperative,the amount of menstrua-tion,uterine size,dysmenorrhea scores were significantly reduced in all 3 groups in postoperative month 1 and 3,but these indi-cators between difference group in the same time the differences was not statistically significant(P > 0. 05). Conclusion:Lapa-roscopic surgery procedures of uterine artery blockage,lesion resection group,uterine artery blockage combined lesion resection can be safely used in,short - term follow - up shows three kinds of surgical procedures can be effective in improving the symp-toms of adenomyosis patients.