What is Operative Laparoscopy for Infertility?
This is a minimally invasive operation, performed under general anesthesia, where small incisions in the abdomen allow special instruments access to view the pelvic organs and to correct problems in the pelvis. Laparoscopy is used for assessing the state of health of the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are not blocked if there is spillage of methylene-blue dye tinted water flushed into the uterus from below. Laparoscopic surgery can permit the removal of ovarian cysts and myoma, separation of adhesions and destruction of deposits of endometriosis. The objective is to restore the pelvis to a healthy state. The best time to perform laparoscopy is after the menses. The day before the procedure, medicine is taken to clear the intestines. At the umbilicus a 1 cm incision is made for the laparoscope. The pelvic organs are inspected and another two or three 0.5 cm incisions are made in the lower abdomen for specialized instruments to perform the required surgery. The duration of surgery
This is minimally invasive operation performed under general anesthesia where small incisions in the abdomen allow instrumental access to view the pelvic organs and to correct problems in the pelvis. Laparoscopy is used for assessing the state of health of the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are not blocked if there is spillage of methylene-blue tinted water flushed into the uterus from below.Laparoscopic surgery can permit the removal of ovarian cyst and myoma, separation of adhesions and destruction of deposits of endometriosis. The objective is to restore the pelvis into a healthy state. The best time to perform laparoscopy is after the menses. The day before the procedure, medicine is taken to clear the intestines. At the umbilicus a 1cm incision is made for the laparoscope. The pelvic organs are inspected and another two or three 0.5 cm incisions are made in the lower abdomen for specialized instruments to perform the required surgery. The duration of surgery varies according
