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New studies show uterine-preserving surgeries for pelvic organ prolapse are effective with fewer risks than hysterectomies.
Women with pelvic organ prolapse (POP) may not need a hysterectomy, as new studies show that uterine-preserving surgeries offer similar effectiveness with fewer risks.
In a study of 321 women, those who had uterine-preserving surgery experienced lower recurrence rates (7.5% compared to 17.2%) and had shorter hospital stays and fewer complications.
While hysterectomies may be necessary in certain cases, this research suggests that uterine-preserving procedures should be considered as an alternative.
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Nuevos estudios muestran que las cirugías de conservación uterina para el prolapso del órgano pélvico son eficaces con menos riesgos que las histerectomías.