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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 20 Unipolar bipolar plasma hysteroscopy resection of submucosal fibroids Clinical comparison of [Abstract] Objective To compare monopolar hysteroscopic surgery and plasma bipolar hysteroscopic surgery in the safety and superiority. Methods hysteroscopy resection of submucous myoma 60 patients. All patients preoperative and postoperative peripheral blood immediately detect Na +, Cl-, K +, Glu concentration, recording operation time, perfusion fluid absorption, blood loss and other indicators, the application SPSS10.0 comparative analysis of statistical software. Results unipolar TURP group were Na +, Cl-, K + concentration decreased significantly compared with the preoperative (P lt;0.05), while Glu was significantly increased (P lt;0.05), plasma bipolar group before surgery, Na +, Cl- , K +, Glu concentration were not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05). postoperation between the two groups Na +, Cl-, Glu’s Bianhua statistically significant (P lt;0.05), no significant time difference (Pgt; 0.05), monopolar TURP group perfusate absorption, blood loss than those in plasma bipolar group was more (P lt;0.05). monopolar TURP group, -type patients with fibroids Na +, Cl-, Glu concentration, the amount of perfusion fluid absorption, operating time, intraoperative blood loss were significantly higher than that of type and type 0 fibroids fibroid patients, plasma bipolar group, -type perfusion in patients with fibroids fluid absorption, operating time, intraoperative blood loss, always make significantly higher than that of type and type 0 fibroids fibroid patients, (P lt;0.05), but the Na +, Cl-, K +, Glu concentration was no significant between 3 differences. Conclusions relative to the monopolar hysteroscopic resection, the resection of the plasma does not cause bipolar blood electrolyte and glucose significantly changed relatively little blood loss. fibroids type of perfusion uptake, surgery time, blood loss greater impact, type of f