Do myomectomies alter third-trimester complications compared with women without myomectomies and uterine fibroids in situ: A retrospective cohort study of an American population database

CONCLUSIONS: The ISF group experienced different complications than the post-myomectomy group. Pregnancies post-myomectomy could benefit from additional screening or interventions during pregnancy to reduce complications from malplacentation and ensure delivery in specialized centers to mitigate risks. Patients should be counseled regarding these potential risks. Increased understanding of the role of myomectomies on reproductive outcomes requires further prospective studies.