<qa>  What is the name of the hysterectomy that prevents serous ovarianRATIONALE Recent studies in women at hereditary high risk to develop ovarian cancer indicate that high grade serous carcinomas arise from ectopic andor dysplastic tubal epithelium. Historically, in pre-menopausal women undergoing a hysterectomy for benign indications such as bleeding disorders, fibroids and adenomyosis adnexa, including the Fallopian tubes, are left in situ. However, removing the tubes during a hysterectomy potentially prevents the development of serous ovarian carcinomas. Such a simple preventive procedure should avoid serious adverse effects of adnexectomy, like premature ovarian failure POF. 