Minimally Invasive Surgery
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Increased safety & decreased scarring
The department of minimally invasive surgeries at BirthRight
by Rainbow Hospital provides comprehensive care. Particularly for women,
minimally invasive gynecologic surgery is performed for conditions like uterine
fibroids, pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic organ prolapse,
endometriosis, ovarian cysts and cervical incompetence. We offer the latest
options, when it comes to minimally invasive options, for these conditions. Invasive
procedures carry higher risk and therefore, most women prefer to have a
minimally invasive procedure.
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We always try to provide the safest and most effective care to our patients. A vast majority of procedures performed at BirthRight by Rainbow Hospital make use of safer alternatives to conventional open surgery via hysteroscopy or laparoscopy. Our experts can work on complicated cases that would otherwise require large abdominal incisions. By performing minimally invasive procedures, we ensure less pain, faster recovery, smaller incisions, shorter stay at the hospital and early return to day-to-day activities. We provide a comprehensive laparoscopic infertility treatment. Some of the major minimally invasive surgical techniques we perform include:
- Fertility
enhancing laparoscopic surgery: This minimally invasive approach helps the
women to conceive by correcting pelvic anatomy
- Laparoscopic
Hysterectomy: Removal of the cervix and uterus, with or without removing
one or both fallopian tubes and ovaries.
- Endometriosis
excision surgery: This surgical procedure removes endometriosis implants
and scar tissue, to provide pain relief and keep the ovaries and uterus
healthy. Deep infiltrating endometriosis also can be removed safely by our
team of experts surgeons.
- Diagnostics
and Operative Hysteroscopy: A thin, flexible tube is inserted through the
vagina in the cervix to examine and remove uterine scarring, fibroids or
polyps.
- Complex
laparoscopic procedures: The minimally invasive approach, through
laparoscopic techniques allow our team to perform complex surgeries using
small incisions, generally not larger than half-inch.
- Laparoscopic
and myomectomy: A technique of removing fibroids while keeping the uterus
intact.