Miomas uterinos y complicaciones en mujeres de 25 a 45 años en el Hospital Abel Gilbert Pontón de enero a diciembre del 2013
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2015
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Carrera de Medicina
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Son tumores uterinos benignos más frecuentes. Pueden ser Subserosos, Intramurales o Submucosos con mayor frecuencia son múltiples. Los miomas Cerca de un 60% son asintomáticos, un 40% pueden producir complicaciones en una mujer de diversas maneras: menorragia, aumento de volumen y presión de órganos vecinos, produciendo dolor abdominal, alteración de la vida sexual, problemas de esterilidad, degeneración maligna. El tratamiento va a depender de la edad, tipo, síntomas y del deseo de paridad.
El Objetivode este estudio es determinar la incidencia Miomas Uterinos Y Complicaciones para así lograr un control y prevenir sus consecuencias, mediante.
Materiales y métodos de Estudio retrospectivo en que se analizó las historias clínicas del departamento de estadísticas del hospital de Especialidades Abel Gilbert Pontón de todos los pacientes con miomas uterinos.
Los Resultadosde un universo de 100 pacientes con diagnóstico de mioma uterino, el grupo etario predominante fue el de mayor de 40 años con un (54%), el mioma intramural predominó con un (66%), la complicación de mayor frecuencia fue la menorragia (70%), presentaron anemia (58% ) de las mismas (29%) presentaron anemia leve, anemia moderada (25%)en cuanto a la infertilidad según el tipo de mioma son fértiles (95%), infértiles (5%), y el tipo de mioma relacionado fue el submucoso.
They are more common benign uterine tumors. Subserosal be intramural or submucosal most often are multiple. Fibroids About 60% are asymptomatic, 40% can cause complications in a woman in various ways: menorrhagia, increased volume and pressure of neighboring organs, causing abdominal pain, abnormal sexual life, fertility problems, malignant degeneration . Treatment will depend on the age, type, symptoms and desire for parity. The objective of this study is to determine the incidence and complications Uterine fibroids order to achieve control and prevent the consequences by. Materials and methodsa retrospective study in which the medical records department of the hospital statistics Specialty Abel Gilbert Ponton of all patients with uterine fibroids were analyzed. Results from a universe of 100 patients diagnosed with uterine fibroids, the predominate age group was higher than 40 years with a (54%), intramural fibroid prevailed one (66%), the most frequent complication was the menorrhagia (70%) had anemia (58%) of them (29%) had mild anemia, moderate anemia (25%) with regard to infertility depending on the type of fibroids are fertile (95%) infertile (5% ), and the type of related was the submucosal fibroid.
They are more common benign uterine tumors. Subserosal be intramural or submucosal most often are multiple. Fibroids About 60% are asymptomatic, 40% can cause complications in a woman in various ways: menorrhagia, increased volume and pressure of neighboring organs, causing abdominal pain, abnormal sexual life, fertility problems, malignant degeneration . Treatment will depend on the age, type, symptoms and desire for parity. The objective of this study is to determine the incidence and complications Uterine fibroids order to achieve control and prevent the consequences by. Materials and methodsa retrospective study in which the medical records department of the hospital statistics Specialty Abel Gilbert Ponton of all patients with uterine fibroids were analyzed. Results from a universe of 100 patients diagnosed with uterine fibroids, the predominate age group was higher than 40 years with a (54%), intramural fibroid prevailed one (66%), the most frequent complication was the menorrhagia (70%) had anemia (58%) of them (29%) had mild anemia, moderate anemia (25%) with regard to infertility depending on the type of fibroids are fertile (95%) infertile (5% ), and the type of related was the submucosal fibroid.
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Mioma, Complicaciones, Estudios retrospectivos, Hospital de Especialidades Guayaquil Dr. Abel Gilbert Pontón, Cantón Guayaquil, Ecuador, Menorragia