Browsing by Author "Huirne, J. A.F."

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Comparing levonorgestrel intrauterine system versus hysteroscopic resection in patients with postmenstrual spotting related to a niche in the caesarean scar (MIHYS NICHE trial) : Protocol of a randomised controlled trial
(2021-08-30) He, Chuqing; He, Xiaoqing; Liang, Yan; Sun, Taotao; Yan, Li; Zhu, Chenfeng; Zhao, Xiaoya; Xie, Li; Mol, Ben W.; Zhang, Jian; Huirne, J. A.F.; University of Aberdeen.Other Applied Health Sciences; University of Aberdeen.Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research
Fertility outcomes after hysteroscopic niche resection compared with expectant management in women with a niche in the uterine cesarean scar
(2023-05) He, Chuqing; Xia, Wei; Yan, Li; Wang, Yang; Tian, Yuan; Mol, Ben W.; Zhang, Jian; Huirne, J. A.F.; University of Aberdeen.Other Applied Health Sciences; University of Aberdeen.Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research
Hysteroscopic resection of a uterine caesarean scar defect (niche) in women with postmenstrual spotting : a randomised controlled trial
(2018-02) Vervoort, A. J.M.W.; van der Voet, L. F.; Hehenkamp, W. J.K.; Thurkow, A. L.; van Kesteren, P. J.M.; Quartero, H.; Kuchenbecker, W.; Bongers, M.; Geomini, P.; de Vleeschouwer, L. H.M.; van Hooff, M. H.A.; van Vliet, H.; Veersema, S.; Renes, W. B.; Oude Rengerink, K.; Zwolsman, S. E.; Brölmann, H. A.M.; Mol, B. W.J.; Huirne, J. A.F.; University of Aberdeen.Other Applied Health Sciences; University of Aberdeen.Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research
Septum resection in women with a septate uterus : a cohort study
(2020-07-01) Rikken, J. F.W.; Verhorstert, K. W.J.; Emanuel, M. H.; Bongers, M. Y.; Spinder, T.; Kuchenbecker, W.; Jansen, F. W.; van der Steeg, J. W.; Janssen, C. A.H.; Kapiteijn, K.; Schols, W. A.; Torrenga, B.; Torrance, H. L.; Verhoeve, H. R.; Huirne, J. A.F.; Hoek, A.; Nieboer, T. E.; van Rooij, I. A.J.; Clark, T. J.; Robinson, L.; Stephenson, M. D.; Mol, B. W.J.; van der Veen, F.; van Wely, M.; Goddijn, M.; University of Aberdeen.Other Applied Health Sciences; University of Aberdeen.Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research