IRCT2014123020486N1 IRCT 2015-02-15 Research Deputy of Tehran University of Medical Sciences Evaluation intrauterine adhesion after uterine myoma surgery Intrauterine synechiae after myomectomy; laparotomy versus laparoscopy 2013-07-06 anticipated 40 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/18165 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment. N/A intrauterine synechia. Intervention 1: All patients in intervention group underwent myomectomy by laparoscopy method. Surgeries were performed in the follicular phase of menstrual cycle (except for those with metrorrhagia). Surgery was performed under generalized anesthesia. Hysteroscopy was initially performed in order to determine the type of myoma and detect the intra-uterine pathology; if there was any, the patient would excluded of the survey. The myomectomy surgical technique was similar by control group (laparotomy). For uterine suturing, the 1 and 0 vicryl suture was used. In the case of endometrial opening, 3 layers and in other cases 2 layers were used. Intervention 2: All patients in control group underwent myomectomy by laparotomy method. Surgeries were performed in the follicular phase of menstrual cycle (except for those with metrorrhagia). Surgery was performed under generalized anesthesia. Hysteroscopy was initially performed in order to determine the type of myoma and detect the intra-uterine pathology; if there was any, the patient would excluded of the survey. The myomectomy surgical technique was similar by intervention group (laparoscopy). For uterine suturing, the 1 and 0 vicryl suture was used. In the case of endometrial opening, 3 layers and in other cases 2 layers were used.