Hysterorepertoscopy
Minimally invasive gynecological intervention, which is used to diagnose and treat pathologies inside the uterine cavity, such as polyps, fibroids, intrauterine septa and synechia (adhesions).
During the procedure, the doctor can use a hysteroresectoscope to both visualize and excise the altered tissues without violating the integrity of the uterus. This allows you to eliminate pathology, reduce the risk of tissue damage and speed up the patient's rehabilitation process.
Benefits
Effective treatment
First, a hysteroresectoscope is inserted into the cavity through the vagina. It helps the gynecologist-surgeon to study in detail the condition of the organ, mucous membrane, and detect pathology. Then, using special laser and electrosurgical instruments, the affected tissue is excised under high-precision visual control.
Minimal invasiveness
The absence of incisions reduces the risk of infections and accelerates recovery.
Precision of tissue removal
The ability to accurately eliminate anomalies with minimal damage to surrounding tissues.
Short stationary period
Most patients can return home the same day.
Consultation before Hysteroresectoscopy
Before the procedure, the gynecologist-surgeon examines the patient, prescribes the necessary examinations, including ultrasound of the pelvic organs and, if necessary, diagnostic hysteroscopy. Based on these data, the optimal time for surgery is determined, which usually falls on the first half of the menstrual cycle, when the endometrium is thin and pathological formations are better visualized.
Hysteroresectoscopy operation
Hysteroresectoscopy is usually performed under general anesthesia. The doctor inserts a hysteroresectoscope through the vagina into the uterine cavity. This device is equipped with a video camera and special tools for the diagnosis and removal of pathological formations. The doctor carefully examines the organ: accurate visualization allows you to study the size, relief and thickness of the mucous membrane, the condition of the mouth of the fallopian tubes, as well as determine the localization, size and shape of pathological changes. After a detailed assessment, the doctor proceeds to excision the pathological changes.
Rehabilitation after Hysteroresectoscopy
After the operation, prescriptions and recommendations from the attending gynecologist are issued. It is necessary to temporarily refrain from visiting the sauna, bathhouse, solarium, avoid hypothermia, control menstruation and note the pain of the discharge. Typically, the next step after minimally invasive surgery is conservative treatment to prevent relapse of the disease.
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Candidate of Medical Sciences. Gynecologist-obstetrician. Head of the gynecology department.
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Indications and contraindications
Indications
Submucous fibroids
A benign hormone -dependent tumor in the submucosal layer of the uterus.
Polyposis
Pathology causing benign growth of the mucous membrane
Asherman syndrome
The formation of connective tissue fusion in the uterine cavity and its subsequent deformation
Hyperplasia of the endometrium
The growth of glands and an increase in the relationship of glandular and stromal cells in the uterine mucosa
Menometeria
Excessive prolonged uterine bleeding
Partition in the uterine cavity
The presence of a longitudinal partition in the uterine cavity, dividing it into two hemipols
Expected effect
Treatment of the uterus
Minimally invasive intervention to perform treatment of the uterus without violating its integrity.
High-precision diagnostics
A thin hysteroresectoscope with a video camera provides a detailed examination of the uterine cavity.
Prevention of complications
Preventing the development of endometrial hyperplasia or cancer by removing abnormal tissues.
Fast recovery
The minimally invasive nature of the procedure ensures a short recovery period.
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