Seyide Soysal
Pamukkale University
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Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation | 2005
Seyide Soysal; Mehmet Emin Soysal
Background/Aims: To determine the efficacy of levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine device (LNG-IUD) insertion in menorrhagic patients who have at least one type II myoma according to the European Society of Hysteroscopy. The primary outcome measures were menstrual blood flow reduction and increase in hemoglobin values. The secondary outcome measures were hysterectomy rates and patient satisfaction. Methods: In menorrhagic women (documented by a validated pad scoring system) with a myomatous uterus <380 ml at ultrasonography, LNG-IUD was inserted after the diagnostic triage. Patients were evaluated at 3, 6 and 12 months after the insertion. The primary outcome measures were compared to those of a matched group of historical controls that underwent thermal balloon ablation (TBA). Results: Following LNG-IUD insertion, statistically significant decreases in menstrual blood flow and increases in hemoglobin values were noted. LNG-IUD insertion was found to be as effective as historical controls of TBA applications. Conclusion: This prospective controlled trial demonstrates the effectiveness of LNG-IUD in this setting and equivalent results are obtained as compared to TBA.
Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation | 2001
Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Kubilay Vicdan
Objective: Our purposes were to compare the impact of surgery on menstrual blood flow reduction and on the increase in hemoglobin values as primary endpoints at 12 months, and operating time, complication rates, postoperative pain scores at 12 h and surgically induced amenorrhea rates at 12 months as secondary endpoints after roller ball endometrial ablation or thermal balloon ablation for myoma-induced menorrhagia. Materials and Methods: Menorrhagic women (documented by a validated pad scoring system) over 40 years of age, with a mobile myomatous uterus smaller than 12-week pregnancy, were enrolled in a prospective randomized trial to compare endometrial roller ball ablation and thermal balloon ablation after pharmacological endometrial thinning. One year after surgery, primary and secondary endpoints in both groups were compared. Results: Forty-five subjects underwent endometrial thermal balloon ablation under local anesthesia and 48 underwent endometrial roller ball ablation under general anesthesia. Statistically significant but similar decreases in mean pictorial blood assessment score and increases in mean hemoglobin values were noted for both groups at 12 months. Those who underwent endometrial roller ball ablation had experienced significantly more intraoperative complications. Conclusion: Thermal balloon ablation under local anesthesia for myoma-induced menor- rhagia provided both significant and statistically similar reductions in menstrual blood flow and increases in hemoglobin values with no intraoperative complication compared to roller ball endometrial ablation.
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics | 1996
M.M. Doǧan; M. Uǧur; Seyide Soysal; Mehmet Emin Soysal; Eyüp Ekici; Oya Gökmen
Objective: To assess the efficacy of transvaginal sonography (TVS) in differentiating endometriomas from other adnexal masses. Methods: One thousand thirty‐five adnexal masses undergoing laparoscopy or laparotomy were evaluated prospectively using TVS. Masses diagnosed as endometrioma according to their sonographic appearance were divided into two groups: those with a round shape, regular margins, thick walls and homogeneous, low‐level echoes (group A); or those with irregular margins, internal septations and an anechoic appearance (group B). Results: The sensitivity of TVS in diagnosing endometriomas was 86.50% and the specificity 99.11%. The positive predictive value (PPV) and the negative predictive value of the test were calculated to be 91.45% and 98.14%, respectively. By using the criteria determining group A, the PPV of the test increased to 97%, whereas group B had a lower PPV (70.85%). Conclusion: We propose that the accuracy of TVS in diagnosing endometriomas may be beneficial in various clinical conditions.
Journal of Perinatal Medicine | 1996
Muammer Dogan; Eyüp Ekici; Elif Gül Yapar; Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Oya Gökmen
During a four year period (1991-1994), 19 cases of iniencephaly were evaluated at our institution. Associated cranial malformations include anencephaly in 15 (79%), and posterior encephalocele in 5 (26.3%) of the cases. Other associated malformations include diaphragmatic defects with a accompanying hernia, omphalocele, gastrointestinal malformations, cardiovascular and genitourinary malformations, single nostril, facial cleft, spina bifida, hypoplastic lungs, club foot and single umbilical artery. No single causative agent for this group was identified. A brief review of the literature is included regarding categorization of these malformations and also a discussion of the embryological basis for these lesions and possible etiological factors.
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics | 2001
Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Kubilay Vicdan
The purpose of this study conducted between March 1996 and December 1999 was to identify the differences in the perioperative outcome of women undergoing definitive surgery for severe endometriosis either as laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy and salpingo-oophorectomy (LAVH+BSO) or as total abdominal hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (TAH+BSO). Study participants included 147 patients with known or suspected endometriosis causing pelvic pain and/or mass with no interest in further childbearing. Among these 90 of them were prospectively randomized to have the procedure either as LAVH+BSO (n = 45) or as TAH+BSO (n = 45). Results showed that laparoscopically-assisted definitive treatment took longer and resulted in a more significant fall in hemoglobin values. However those who underwent this procedure experienced less pain postoperatively during a vigorous cough both after 24 hours and 6 days required less narcotics were discharged earlier and experienced a quicker return to daily activities. With regards to tissue injury in terms of early postoperative C-reactive protein both techniques have the same results.
Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics | 2008
Metin Akbulut; Yasemin Utku; Seyide Soysal
ObjectiveLipogranuloma is a rare inflammatory reactive process related to exogenous or endogenous lipids with an admission to the dermis and subcutis. It is described most frequently in the penis and scrotum of young adults. Lipogranuloma of the female genitalia is a rather uncommon condition. The lesion is histopathologically characterized by fat vacuoles with foreign body type giant cells and scattered lymphocytes.CaseWe described an incidental lipogranuloma of the cervix in a 60-year-old woman who presented with total uterine prolapse.ConclusionAlthough lipogranuloma mostly occurs in young male patients, especially in the genital tract, clinicians should be aware of this entity in the cervix of a postmenopausal woman with uterine prolapse, which may challenge the differential clinical diagnosis.
Human Reproduction | 2001
Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Kubilay Vicdan; Suzan Ozer
Zentralblatt Fur Gynakologie | 2002
Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Suzan Ozer
Human Reproduction | 2003
Mehmet Emin Soysal; Seyide Soysal; Ercan Gurses; Suzan Ozer
American Journal of Roentgenology | 2002
Nevzat Karabulut; Aysun Karabulut; Emre Pakdemirli; Nuran Sabir; Seyide Soysal; M. Emin Soysal