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. 2020 Oct 15;9(4):190–197. doi: 10.4103/GMIT.GMIT_87_20

Table 1.

Incidence of adhesions after myomectomy

Author Study Year
Control group versus treatment group
Number of patients (n) with adhesions (%)
Control AM, n (%) Treatment AM, n (%) Control LM, n (%) Treatment LM, n (%)
Mais et al., 1995[55]
Surgery alone versus Interceed®
50 (88) 50 (40)
Dubuisson et al., 1998[22] 26 (26.9) NA
Di Gregorio et al., 2002[18] 121 (1.6) NA
Pellicano et al., 2003[25]
Surgery alone versus Hyalobarrier®
18 (77.8) 18 (27.8)
Takeuchi et al., 2005[39]
Surgery alone versus fibrin sheet versus fibrin gel
32 (62.5) Fibrin sheet: 30 (67.7)
Fibrin gel: 29 (34.5)
Mais et al., 2006[61]
Surgery alone versus Hyalobarrier®
22 (59) 21 (38)
Takeuchi et al., 2008[17] 372 (37.9) NA
Trew et al., 2011[16]
LRS versus Adept®
170 (75.4) Not specified
Kumakiri et al., 2012[27]
Interceed®
NA 108 (38)
Tinelli et al., 2011[15]
Surgery alone versus Interceed®
135 (28.1) 136 (22) 137 (22.6) 138 (15.9)
Tsuji et al., 2005[63]
Surgery alone versus Seprafilm®
13 (76.9) 21 (14.3)
Abu-Elhasan et al., 2014[62]
Intraoperative irrigation versus LRS for 48 h
21 (81) 23 (52.2)
Cezar et al., 2014[60]
LRS versus PREVADH™
26 (76) 28 (29)

AM: Abdominal myomectomy, LM: Laparoscopic myomectomy, LRS: Lactated Ringer’s solution, NA: Not applicable