The study inclusion criteria were as follows: (1) patients aged 18-45 years had complete medical records, including general information, medical history, related clinical examination, and surgical data; (2) patients underwent fertility-sparing laparoscopic myomectomy and had postoperative fertility requirements; (3) all cases were diagnosed as uterine myomas on pathological diagnosis; and (4) follow-up information was complete [2 (link)].
Patients with endometriosis and other diseases that would affect pregnancy were excluded [2 (link)].
Pregnancy: positive pregnancy test and uterine B-ultrasound revealed the gestational sac in the uterus
The categorization was as follows: abortion: less than 28 weeks of pregnancy loss; premature delivery: delivery from 28 weeks of pregnancy to less than 37 weeks; full-term delivery: pregnancy greater than 37 weeks of delivery
Postpartum hemorrhage: the blood loss exceeded 500 mL within 24 h after delivery and exceeded 1000 mL during the cesarean section
Patients with endometriosis and other diseases that would affect pregnancy were excluded [2 (link)].
Pregnancy: positive pregnancy test and uterine B-ultrasound revealed the gestational sac in the uterus
The categorization was as follows: abortion: less than 28 weeks of pregnancy loss; premature delivery: delivery from 28 weeks of pregnancy to less than 37 weeks; full-term delivery: pregnancy greater than 37 weeks of delivery
Postpartum hemorrhage: the blood loss exceeded 500 mL within 24 h after delivery and exceeded 1000 mL during the cesarean section
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