Milena Radeva

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Milena Radeva is a dedicated researcher in reproductive medicine, with a focused expertise in uterine fibroids and their impact on fertility. Her work centers on optimizing surgical outcomes for women undergoing myomectomy, particularly in understanding how the number of fibroids removed influences long-term fertility. Her most-cited study, "Comparison of Long-Term Fertility Outcomes after Myomectomy: Relationship with Number of Myomas Removed" (2018), has garnered 24 citations, establishing a key reference point for clinicians and researchers. This work, along with her earlier 2017 paper on the same topic, provides critical evidence that guides patient counseling and surgical planning. Radeva’s contributions help bridge the gap between surgical technique and reproductive success, offering clarity in a field where patient-specific factors are paramount. Her research is particularly valuable for gynecologists and fertility specialists seeking to balance fibroid removal with uterine preservation. By systematically analyzing outcomes, she has advanced the understanding of how fibroid burden affects conception and pregnancy, making her a respected voice in reproductive surgery.