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Summary:Contributors include patients; Dr Margaret Thomson of Ninewalls Hospital,Dindee; John Studd,Consultant Gynaecologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital; Dr Sally Hope,GP; Prof Angela Coulter of the King's Fund; Prof Klim McPherson of the London School of Tropical Medicine; and Prof Stephen Smith of Cambridge University.
Description:The investigative series reveals how many women in some parts of Britain can be four times more likely to have a hysterectomy than women elsewhere in the country and questions how many of the one hundred thousand hyster- ectomies performed in the whole of Britain each year are even necessary. Contributors include three women who have had the operation without consent,GPs,a gynaecologist,medical spokesmen.