International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics · 2013
Risk factors for intraoperative hemorrhage at evacuation of a cesarean scar pregnancy following uterine artery embolization.
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Wang Jian-Hua, Qian Zhi-Da, Zhuang Ya-Ling, Du Yong-Jiang, Zhu Lin-Hua, Huang Li-Li
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OBJECTIVE: To determine risk factors associated with massive uterine bleeding during dilation and suction curettage (D&C) after uterine artery embolization (UAE) for the treatment of cesarean scar pregnancy (CSP).
METHODS: Data from 128 CSP patients treated with D&C after UAE were analyzed to assess risk factors associated with massive uterine bleeding (blood loss 500mL or more) during D&C after UAE.
RESULTS: In total, 15 CSP patients had massive bleeding during D&C after UAE. Univariate analysis showed that a greater gestational age (GA), a larger CSP mass size, a thinner myometrium at the implantation site, a GA of 8weeks or more, a CSP mass diameter of 6cm or more, and evidence of fetal heartbeat were risk factors for massive bleeding (P<0.05). In a binary logistic regression analysis, GA of 8weeks or more and CSP mass diameter of 6cm or more remained as the only significant risk factors for massive bleeding (OR 11.49 [95% CI 1.08-122.13] and OR 96.59 [95% CI 6.20-150.57], respectively; P<0.05).
CONCLUSION: For CSP masses with a GA of 8weeks or more and a diameter of 6cm or more, the outcome of surgical evacuation after UAE tends to be unsatisfactory.
METHODS: Data from 128 CSP patients treated with D&C after UAE were analyzed to assess risk factors associated with massive uterine bleeding (blood loss 500mL or more) during D&C after UAE.
RESULTS: In total, 15 CSP patients had massive bleeding during D&C after UAE. Univariate analysis showed that a greater gestational age (GA), a larger CSP mass size, a thinner myometrium at the implantation site, a GA of 8weeks or more, a CSP mass diameter of 6cm or more, and evidence of fetal heartbeat were risk factors for massive bleeding (P<0.05). In a binary logistic regression analysis, GA of 8weeks or more and CSP mass diameter of 6cm or more remained as the only significant risk factors for massive bleeding (OR 11.49 [95% CI 1.08-122.13] and OR 96.59 [95% CI 6.20-150.57], respectively; P<0.05).
CONCLUSION: For CSP masses with a GA of 8weeks or more and a diameter of 6cm or more, the outcome of surgical evacuation after UAE tends to be unsatisfactory.