Operative Hysteroscopy

Operative hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive gynecological procedure wherein an endoscopic optical lens is inserted through the cervix into the endometrial cavity to diagnose and treat various uterine abnormalities. The process is again minimally invasive and the latest smaller diameter hysteroscopes have allowed operative hysteroscopy to become a major office and outpatient procedure. The process may be done to remove certain growths from the uterus or also to treat fertility problems and abnormal bleeding. We have a team of highly experienced gynecologists and hysteroscopic surgeons to perform these critical surgeries with precision.

Why we are different

Naval Multispeciality hospital has been consistently rendering excellent healthcare services across Khandesh for the last 40 years. We have expert team of specialised doctors, trained hospital staff and a well equipped infrastructure.

  • More than 40 years of experience
  • Expert internationally trained gynecologists and laparoscopic surgeons
  • Advanced laparoscopy centre and surgery room
  • Full HD camera system

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    More about operative hysteroscopy

    There are number of problems which require operative hysteroscopy for either surgical or diagnostic purposes like visual confirmation of a test result, removal of fibroids or polyps, in conjunction of a laparoscopic procedure, before a dilation or curettage procedure or in case of any uterine problems. It is most commonly performed in following conditions:

    Polyps

    Polyps are abnormal growths that are most commonly seen in the uterus, cervix and other areas of the gynec cavity. They are mostly non-cancerous in nature.

    Fibroid

    They are the most commonly seen tumors of the female reproductive system and are believed to be formed from aberrant muscles of the uterus. Operative hysteroscopy helps remove these fibroids and maintain uterine health.

    Septum

    A uterine septum is a congenital malformation where the uterine cavity is partitioned by a longitudinal septum but it has a normal shape on the outside.

    Tubal Cannulation

    It is done to open fallopian tubes that are blocked and the patient is not able to conceive due to blockage of the tubes.

    TCRE

    It is a procedure in which the lining of the womb is removed with a wire loop or rollerball. It can be totally or partially removed. It is performed for excessive bleeding from the womb (menorrhagia) in women who have completed their family and have no underlying uterine pathology. It is an effective alternative to hysterectomy in such condition.

    Adhesiolysis ( Asherman Syndrome )

    Adhesiolysis is a treatment used to break up and eliminate scar tissue inside the uterus. If left untreated, this scar tissue can cause pain, infertility, reduced or absent menstruation. Our technique of hysteroscopic management of Asherman syndrome has been published and recognized in World Electronic Book of Surgery.

    Operative Hysteroscopy

    Operative hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive gynecological procedure wherein an endoscopic optical lens is inserted through the cervix into the endometrial cavity to diagnose and treat various uterine abnormalities. The process is again minimally invasive and the latest smaller diameter hysteroscopes have allowed operative hysteroscopy to become a major office and outpatient procedure. The process may be done to remove certain growths from the uterus or also to treat fertility problems and abnormal bleeding. We have a team of highly experienced gynecologists and hysteroscopic surgeons to perform these critical surgeries with precision.

    Why we are different

    Naval Multispeciality hospital has been consistently rendering excellent healthcare services across Khandesh for the last 40 years. We have expert team of specialised doctors, trained hospital staff and a well equipped infrastructure.

    • More than 40 years of experience
    • Expert internationally trained gynecologists and laparoscopic surgeons
    • Advanced laparoscopy centre and surgery room
    • Full HD camera system

    More about operative hysteroscopy

    There are number of problems which require operative hysteroscopy for either surgical or diagnostic purposes like visual confirmation of a test result, removal of fibroids or polyps, in conjunction of a laparoscopic procedure, before a dilation or curettage procedure or in case of any uterine problems. It is most commonly performed in following conditions:

    Polyps

    Polyps are abnormal growths that are most commonly seen in the uterus, cervix and other areas of the gynec cavity. They are mostly non-cancerous in nature.

    Fibroid

    They are the most commonly seen tumors of the female reproductive system and are believed to be formed from aberrant muscles of the uterus. Operative hysteroscopy helps remove these fibroids and maintain uterine health.

    Septum

    A uterine septum is a congenital malformation where the uterine cavity is partitioned by a longitudinal septum but it has a normal shape on the outside.

    Tubal Cannulation

    It is done to open fallopian tubes that are blocked and the patient is not able to conceive due to blockage of the tubes.

    TCRE

    It is a procedure in which the lining of the womb is removed with a wire loop or rollerball. It can be totally or partially removed. It is performed for excessive bleeding from the womb (menorrhagia) in women who have completed their family and have no underlying uterine pathology. It is an effective alternative to hysterectomy in such condition.

    Adhesiolysis ( Asherman Syndrome )

    Adhesiolysis is a treatment used to break up and eliminate scar tissue inside the uterus. If left untreated, this scar tissue can cause pain, infertility, reduced or absent menstruation. Our technique of hysteroscopic management of Asherman syndrome has been published and recognized in World Electronic Book of Surgery.

    For an Appointment

    Fill the form