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Does hysterectomy improve subjective patient responses compared to medical therapy in women with excessive uterine bleeding dissatisfied with previous hormonal treatment?
Does hysterectomy improve subjective patient responses compared to medical therapy in women with excessive uterine bleeding dissatisfied with previous hormonal treatment?
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Hysterectomy offers early subjective symptom relief compared to medical therapy in women with refractory excessive uterine bleeding, though high crossover rates complicate long-term efficacy comparisons.
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Pitkin et al. (2004) studied this question.
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