Research Article

An Audit of Indications, Complications, and Justification of Hysterectomies at a Teaching Hospital in India

Table 3

Indication of hysterectomy in relation to the approach.

IndicationsAbdominalVaginalLaparoscopic
TAHTAH + USOTAH + BSOStaging
laparotomy
Radical
hysterectomy
VH + PFRNDVHLAVHTLH

Fibroid (210)54
(10.2)
12
(2.3)
124
(23.5)
000002
(0.4)
05
(0.9)
12
(2.3)
01
(0.2)
Prolapse (86)000001
(0.2)
000083
(15.7)
0002
(0.4)
00
DUB (43)08
(1.5)
0026
(4.9)
00000003
(0.6)
06
(1.1)
00
Adenomyosis (21)01
(0.2)
01
(0.2)
15
(2.9)
00000001
(0.2)
03
(0.6)
0 0
Endometriosis (07)0001
(0.2)
06
(1.1)
000000000000
Ovarian tumor benign (42)0004
(0.8)
35
(6.6)
0000000002
(0.2)
00
Ovarian tumor malignant (47)000002
(0.4)
45
(8.5)
0000000000
Endometrial hyperplasia (25)01
(0.2)
0018
(3.4)
00000002
(0.4)
04
(0.8)
00
Endometrial cancer (20)00000019
(3.6)
01
(0.2)
00000000
CIN (17)03
(0.6)
0009
(1.7)
0001
(0.2)
01
(0.2)
0003
(0.6)
00
Cervical cancer (04)0000000003
(0.6)
01
(0.2)
000000
Postmenopausal bleeding (16)000013
(2.5)
0000000003
(0.6)
00
Chronic PID (07)01
(0.2)
02
(0.4)
03
(0.6)
0000000001
(0.2)
00
PPH04
(0.7)
000000000000000
Puerperal sepsis0001
(0.2)
00000000000000
Ruptured uterus03
(0.6)
0000000000000000