Patient Satisfaction, Vaginal Bleeding, Sexual Function following Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy
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Purpose: This study was done to evaluate postoperative patient satisfaction, vaginal bleeding, and sexual functionin women after laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (LSH). Methods: A retrospective study was conducted usinga questionnaire mailed to 131 women who underwent LSH between 2008 and 2011at the Department of Obstetrics&Gynecology, D University Hospital in Chungnam province. Indication for LSH was uterine myoma. The questionnairecontained questions on overall postoperative satisfaction, influence on quality of life of vaginal bleeding,and sexual satisfaction following surgery. Data were collected from March to July 2013 and 109 (83.2%) patientsreturned the questionnaire. Results: Most women reported being very satisfied (90.8%) or satisfied (7.3%), but 2women (1.8%) were not satisfied with LSH. Four patients (3.4%) reported experiencing vaginal bleeding but withno negative influence on quality of life. Of sexually active women, 82 patients (90.1%) reported improvements in sexualfunction, 8 patients (8.8%) reported "no change", and one patient (1.1%) reported a deterioration Conclusion:Results of this study indicate that LSH is associated with a high degree of patient satisfaction, no negative influenceon quality of life from vaginal bleeding, and improvement in sexual function to a minimum 2 years after the procedure
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Purpose: This study was done to evaluate postoperative patient satisfaction, vaginal bleeding, and sexual functionin women after laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (LSH). Methods: A retrospective study was conducted usinga questionnaire mailed to 131 women who underwent LSH between 2008 and 2011at the Department of Obstetrics&Gynecology, D University Hospital in Chungnam province. Indication for LSH was uterine myoma. The questionnairecontained questions on overall postoperative satisfaction, influence on quality of life of vaginal bleeding,and sexual satisfaction following surgery. Data were collected from March to July 2013 and 109 (83.2%) patientsreturned the questionnaire. Results: Most women reported being very satisfied (90.8%) or satisfied (7.3%), but 2women (1.8%) were not satisfied with LSH. Four patients (3.4%) reported experiencing vaginal bleeding but withno negative influence on quality of life. Of sexually active women, 82 patients (90.1%) reported improvements in sexualfunction, 8 patients (8.8%) reported "no change", and one patient (1.1%) reported a deterioration Conclusion:Results of this study indicate that LSH is associated with a high degree of patient satisfaction, no negative influenceon quality of life from vaginal bleeding, and improvement in sexual function to a minimum 2 years after the procedure
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