N	Concordance
1	 myomectomy is possible, even for large myomas (5 cm and over) located purely in
2	H analogs in the clinical prevention of myoma recurrence could be suggested.    
3	was expanded, the presence of polyps or myomas and the anterior and posterior en
4	l procedures may be performed to remove myomas, uterine septa, and intrauterine 
5	with bisection or morcellation. Smaller myomas were removed in one piece while l
6	teroscopic myoma resection of submucous myomas with largely intramural component
7	on. After atraumatic enucleation of the myoma, the myometrium and serosa are usu
8	 to the chromosomal findings in uterine myomas. Ontogenic factors are proposed t
9	apy due to a large, symptomatic uterine myoma. Postoperatively, she suffered fro
10	d of 15 healthy women, 20 patients with myomas of the uterus, and 17 with benign
11	: In this cohort of premenopausal women myomas were associated with symptoms in