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586 SENON Surgical Procedures cus. vs the presence CASE STUDY A 32-year-old female patient complain of vague abdominal discomfort and a feeling of heaviness in the groin region. She has never been pregnant and is healthy, but has a family history of uterine cancer. The gynecologist's examination reveals that several irregularly shaped nodules th immobile are located within the uterus, are normal, but sonography shows the tumors. After a period of unsuccessful dr is scheduled for surgery. drug the 1. Describe the decision-making path that the gynecologist took to reach a u diagnosis. 2. What is the probable diagnosis in the patient's case? 3. If she wants to have children, what procedure would be performed? 4. What are the common complications of the procedure? QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY

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Answer: In the above mentioned case, the gynaecologist took a decision as systematic decision pathway. In this the gynaecologist first lab test were perfomed to know about the results and then in the sonography the presence of tumor. The gynaecologist first indulge in the critical thinking after providing drug therapy. Due to the unsuccessful drug therapy, the gynaecologist decided for the surgery. So, this is the systematic decision making process.