Laproscopy is an alternative method of surgery to the traditional surgical methods. Where traditional surgery requires large incisions, has greater risk of infection, and takes longer to recover from, laproscopy is minimally-invasive, has much lower risk of infection, has higher success rates, and takes less time for recovery. In laproscopy, a miniature lens known as laparoscope is used to allow the surgeon to get a better view of the site that is to be operated.

1. Gynecologic Laproscopy:
Purpose & Procedure
Dr. Anita Sharma

2. Laproscopy is an alternative method of surgery to the traditional
surgical methods. Where traditional surgery requires large incisions,
has greater risk of infection, and takes longer to recover from,
laproscopy is minimally-invasive, has much lower risk of infection, has
higher success rates, and takes less time for recovery. In laproscopy, a
miniature lens known as laparoscope is used to allow the surgeon to
get a better view of the site that is to be operated.

3. Gynecologic laproscopy involves using laproscopy method to perform
surgery or diagnose any gynecological problems. Laparoscope allows the
surgeon to operate to have a view of the affected site without having to
make larger incision. Gynecological laproscopy is used for performing
surgery for treatment of gynecological conditions. It is also used for
diagnosis of gynecological conditions such as endometriosis or fibroids.
Sometimes, a diagnostic laproscopy may turn into surgery to treat the
condition then and there.
With laproscopy, a laproscopic gynae surgeon in noida is able to perform
different types of procedures including:
• Ovarian cyst removal
• Surgical contraception or tubal litigation
• Hysterectomy

4. Purpose
• Gynecologic laproscopy is often used for the treatment and diagnosis
of several conditions. Sometimes, a procedure that was initially
intended to be a diagnostic laproscopy may later turn into a
treatment, if the surgeon or your gynecologist in Saket chooses to.
• Some of the common conditions for which gynecologic laproscopy
might be used include:
• Unexplained infertility
• Pelvic pain
• Pelvic infection

5. Gynecologic laproscopy can also be used for many other
conditions including:
• Reproductive cancers
• Painful scar tissues
• Uterine fibroids
• Pelvic inflammatory diseases
• Endometriosis
• Infertility
• Ectopic pregnancy
• Pelvic pus or abscess
• Pelvic adhesions
• Cysts or tumors in the ovaries

6. Most common cases whether laproscopy is used as a
form of treatment include:
• Hysterectomy, a procedure to remove uterus
• Removal of ovaries
• Removal of cysts in ovaries
• Removal of uterine fibroids
• Removal of pelvic adhesions
• Treatments for endometrial tissue ablation or endometriosis
• Stop the blood from flowing into the fibroids
• To reverse contraceptive surgeries including tubal litigation
• Burch procedure that is used for incontinence
• Treatment procedure for a pro-lapsed uterus

7. Procedure
• When it comes to gynecologic laproscopy, anesthesia is used almost
always. The anesthesia makes the patient go unconscious as the
procedure takes place, so that the procedure can be done with ease.
With laproscopy, however, patients are often able to get back home
the same day after spending a few hours under observation, suggests
the gynecologist in Vaishali.
• When the patient is administered with anesthesia, a catheter, which
is a small hollow tube, is inserted to allow the urine to be collected in
a pouch as the patient stays unconscious. Also, with laproscopy, CO2
is used to fill the abdomen, so as to keep the organs apart from the
abdominal wall, minimizing the risk of injury.

8. The surgeon makes a small incision in the navel.
This incision acts as a port through which the
laparoscope is inserted. The laparoscope then
transmits live feed from the interior to a screen. The
doctor used this feed to help himself guide through
the diagnosis or surgery.

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