Objective: Vaginal hysterectomy remains the accepted surgical treatment for women with
uterine prolapse. The Manchester repair is favored in women wishing uterine preservation …

This study aims to describe and review a new method of uterine conservation in pelvic
reconstruction for women with uterine prolapse. This is a prospective study of women who …

Objective The aim of this study was to evaluate the outcome of laparoscopic hysteropexy, a
surgical technique for the management of uterine prolapse, involving suspension of the …

Introduction and hypothesis We have previously reported on laparoscopic hysteropexy for
uterine prolapse. We now report a pilot randomized study comparing laparoscopic …

Introduction and hypothesis Uterine prolapse is common and has traditionally been treated
by vaginal hysterectomy. Increasingly, women are seeking uterine-preserving alternatives …

Objectives To systematically review the current evidence on the anatomic and functional
outcomes in women undergoing laparoscopic hysteropexy. Study design An electronic …

Hysterectomy has historically been a mainstay in the surgical treatment of uterovaginal
prolapse, even in cases in which the removal of the uterus is not indicated. However, uterine …

Objective To present preliminary results of a simple, minimally interventional, uterus-sparing
procedure for uterine prolapse repair. Methods This prospective study was undertaken on …

Background There is growing interest in uterine conservation at the time of surgery for
uterovaginal prolapse, but limited data compare different types of hysteropexy. Objective We …

ABSTRACT Study Objective To compare anatomic and clinical cure rates as well as patient
satisfaction between uterine-preserving laparoscopic uterosacral ligament suspension and …