Laparoscopic hysterectomy is a modern method of removing the uterus with low trauma and fast recovery. The procedure is performed using a video camera and special instruments that are inserted through small punctures in the abdomen. This avoids large incisions and speeds up recovery after surgery.
Includes a set of diagnostic, therapeutic and organizational measures. Their goal is to identify possible risks, stabilize the body's condition and ensure the safest possible intervention.
At the preparation stage, the patient is prescribed a number of mandatory tests:
In the presence of concomitant diseases, a consultation with a therapist, cardiologist, endocrinologist and other specialists may be required. In some cases, additional MRI of the pelvis, hysteroscopy or diagnostic laparoscopy are performed. If the patient has abnormalities in the tests or has chronic diseases, their drug correction is carried out before the operation.
General recommendations before hysterectomy:
Proper preparation reduces the risk of complications, facilitates the course of anesthesia and promotes rapid recovery after hysterectomy.
A minimally invasive method of removing the uterus, performed through small punctures (5-10 mm in diameter) in the anterior abdominal wall. The doctor inserts a laparoscope (an optical device with a video camera), which makes it possible to see the internal organs on the screen in an enlarged form, as well as to control the manipulations using surgical instruments.
Advantages of the laparoscopic method:
Laparoscopic hysterectomy is considered the "gold standard" for planned removal of the uterus, especially in women of working age. The minimally invasive nature of the operation allows you to reduce the load on the body, reduces the risk of adhesions and postoperative hernias, reduces the psychological stress associated with hospitalization and recovery. Patients tolerate the procedure more easily, return to work and their usual rhythm of life more quickly, without experiencing significant discomfort.
The operation is performed through an incision in the lower abdomen - usually horizontal (along the bikini line), less often vertical (in case of oncology or a very large uterus). This is a classic method used in complex clinical situations (large myomatous nodes, severe adhesions, suspected oncology, the need for simultaneous removal of appendages, lymph nodes and surrounding tissues).
Disadvantages of laparotomic hysterectomy:
Despite all the shortcomings, laparotomic hysterectomy remains an indispensable method in gynecologic oncology and in emergency conditions when wide access and control over the pelvic organs is required. The choice of intervention method is always individual, the attending physician selects it taking into account the clinical situation and the patient's safety.
In the medical center "K+31" in Moscow, the operation is performed according to modern standards using minimally invasive technologies and under the supervision of experienced gynecologists. The clinic has modern equipment, individual rooms and a high level of medical safety.
The cost of laparoscopic hysterectomy depends on a number of factors:
The current price for the operation can be clarified during an in-person consultation at the clinic. The doctor will select an effective treatment strategy and offer optimal conditions, including cost.
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What is a hysterectomy?
This is the name of a surgical operation for the total removal of the uterus, which leads to the cessation of menstruation and the loss of the ability to bear children. Hysterectomy is performed strictly for medical reasons in the presence of diseases that pose a threat to the health or life of a woman. The operation is not a primary method of treatment; it is resorted to only in cases where conservative therapy has proven ineffective.
Thanks to the development of surgical technologies and the introduction of laparoscopic methods, hysterectomy is performed with minimal trauma, a low risk of complications and a shorter recovery period.