Likelihood of Accomplishing an In-Patient Hysteroscopic Myomectomy in a One-Step Procedure: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Table 5

Complications occurred (good-quality series).

	Complications (crude numbers)	Highest number reported	Highest rate reported
Hemorrhagic complications	21	5 (Hamidouche, Bipolar arm and Myosure® arm) [46]	14.7% (Hamidouche, Myosure® arm) [46]
Uterine perforations	15	3 (Fernandez) [84]	4.1% (Hamidouche, Bipolar arm) [46]
Intravasations	8	4 (Fernandez) [84]	2.5% (Hart) [47]
Infective complications	2	2 (Fernandez) [84]	1.1% (Fernandez) [84]
Cervical injuries/false routes	12	7 (Mazzon) [17]	4.8% (Mavrelos, GnRh arm) [66]
Tubal damages	—	—	—
Bowel injuries	2	1 (Mavrelos, Placebo arm) [66]	0.5% (Mavrelos, Placebo arm) [66]
		1 (Bernard) [28]
Vaginal tear	1	1 (Mazzon) [17]	0.08% (Mazzon) [17]

Complications are reported as crude numbers, highest number reported, and highest rate reported.