The aim of the present review is to give a comprehensive overview of minimal invasive
treatment options and suggest a minimally invasive approach in women with adenomyosis …

This chapter demonstrates that new interventional techniques have been introduced over
recent years in order to find an adequate non-invasive therapy for adenomyosis. There is no …

Adenomyosis is an important clinical challenge in gynecology and healthcare economics; in
its fully developed form, hysterectomy is often used to treat it in premenopausal and …

Objective A meta-analysis was conducted to evaluate the overall pregnancy outcomes after
uterus-sparing operative treatment in patients with adenomyosis (AD). Data sources We …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: To examine the clinical application of laparoscopic partial resection of
symptomatic adenomyosis combined with uterine artery occlusion (UAO). DESIGN …

The traditional treatment for women with symptomatic adenomyosis is hysterectomy.
However, reproductive-aged women should be managed with less invasive treatments …

Background To review the literature on various therapeutic modalities for uterine
adenomyosis. Methods Reviews, case-controlled studies and reports from November 1949 …

Extensive adenomyosis (adenomyosis) or its variance, localized adenomyosis
(adenomyoma) of the uterus, is often described as scattered, widely-distributed endometrial …

Objective The purpose of this systematic review was to identify the operative issues and
specific dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia outcomes in women who had undergone fertility …

Adenomyosis is a disorder of uterus in which endometrial glands and stroma are present
within the uterine musculature. The main clinical manifestations are dysmenorrhea and …