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Endometrial Ablation for Menorrhagia: Will this procedure become a mainstay of treatment?
Canadian Family Physician Medecin De Famille Canadien
|January 14, 2011
Abstract:
Endometrial ablation is a relatively new treatment for patients with persistent menorrhagia. The procedure can be performed by either laser photocoagulation or electrocoagulation; both have a very low risk of complication. Generally, less than 24 hours of hospitalization is required and return to normal activities, including work, is almost immediate. Endometrial ablation is likely to become a mainstay of treatment for menorrhagia as the technology and training become more readily available.
