Partial myomectomy is a method indicated to remove half of a woman's uterus in cases where the uterine fibroid is too large or many small fibroids appear in series in the uterus, causing pressure and compression on the uterine wall as well as other neighboring organs.

Vesicovaginal fistula is a difficult disease to talk about because it often manifests as urinary incontinence, causing many inconveniences in the patient's daily activities. Therefore, the disease needs to be treated early.

Good news for patients with uterine fibroids is that this disease can now be treated with embolization without surgery. This is an important step forward in the medical field, contributing to increasing the success rate of uterine fibroid treatment and helping to preserve the ability to conceive for women.