|Articles|July 27, 2012
Case: Fistulas alleged to develop after hysterectomy
Author(s)Contemporary OB/GYN Staff
Was a hysterectomy the only viable option for this patient's irregular bleeding? Were the fistulas an outcome of hysterectomy? Read on for the facts of the case.
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