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A randomized control trial finds the posterior approach reduces blood loss and operative times in uterine artery ligation, suggesting it may be safer.
findings suggest that the posterior approach for uterine artery ligation during TLH is associated with less blood loss, reduced hemoglobin drop, and shorter operative times, indicating it may be a safer and more efficient method than the conventional approach.
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