MYOMECTOMY ATRAUMATIC
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Anywhere in the world, uterine myomectomy is more difficult than a hysterectomy, it is considered high risk and high surgical complexity that requires a special technique that few doctors perform because it is a very risky surgery for bleeding and dangerous by anatomical complications such as uterine deformation, endometriosis and adhesions that can cause accidental cutting of organs, vessels, nerves or lymphatics.
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Current surgical experiences show that laparoscopic myomectomy abdominal or mini-laparotomy presents less postoperative surgical morbidity and hysterectomy.
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In all myomectomy we perform most 13 surgical procedures, which could hardly be carried out only by conventional laparoscopy:
1. Myomectomy: We extract without bleeding all uterine fibroids.
2. Histeroplastia: We removed without damage myometrium and endometrium, hyperplasia, polyp, degenerate tissues; repairing and naturally shaping the uterus.
3. Hemostasis: Clean, we wash and coagulate all broken vessels.
4. Permeabilization: dilate the uterine cavity, horns, horns and the cervical canal, to have a good passage that allows fertilization and implantation of the fertilized egg.
5. Hysterography: With sutures and special and safe inputs closed all levels of the uterus to prevent uterine rupture and complications of a future pregnancy.
6. Myolysis: fibroid destruction by thermal heat.
7. Adhesiolysis: We release all intestinal adhesions, endometriosis or omentum.
8. Cystectomy: Removal of the membrane and cystic ovaries or fallopian content.
9. Fulguration: Coagulation and removal of pelvic endometriotic tissue.
10. Adenomiomectomia: Resection of adenomyosis and myometrial adenomyomatosis.
11. Extrauterine Myomectomy: Removal of myomas Intra ligaments in horns, in isthmus and cervix.
12.- Tubal sterilization: Reconstruction tubal obstruction or amputation.
13.- Resection Endometrial Ablation Endometrial with clotting dilated vessels to prevent pregnancy, bleeding, new fibroids or cancer.
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Anywhere in the world, uterine myomectomy is more difficult than a hysterectomy, it is considered high risk and high surgical complexity that requires a special technique that few doctors perform because it is a very risky surgery for bleeding and dangerous by anatomical complications such as uterine deformation, endometriosis and adhesions that can cause accidental cutting of organs, vessels, nerves or lymphatics.
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Current surgical experiences show that laparoscopic myomectomy abdominal or mini-laparotomy presents less postoperative surgical morbidity and hysterectomy.
-
In all myomectomy we perform most 13 surgical procedures, which could hardly be carried out only by conventional laparoscopy:
1. Myomectomy: We extract without bleeding all uterine fibroids.
2. Histeroplastia: We removed without damage myometrium and endometrium, hyperplasia, polyp, degenerate tissues; repairing and naturally shaping the uterus.
3. Hemostasis: Clean, we wash and coagulate all broken vessels.
4. Permeabilization: dilate the uterine cavity, horns, horns and the cervical canal, to have a good passage that allows fertilization and implantation of the fertilized egg.
5. Hysterography: With sutures and special and safe inputs closed all levels of the uterus to prevent uterine rupture and complications of a future pregnancy.
6. Myolysis: fibroid destruction by thermal heat.
7. Adhesiolysis: We release all intestinal adhesions, endometriosis or omentum.
8. Cystectomy: Removal of the membrane and cystic ovaries or fallopian content.
9. Fulguration: Coagulation and removal of pelvic endometriotic tissue.
10. Adenomiomectomia: Resection of adenomyosis and myometrial adenomyomatosis.
11. Extrauterine Myomectomy: Removal of myomas Intra ligaments in horns, in isthmus and cervix.
12.- Tubal sterilization: Reconstruction tubal obstruction or amputation.
13.- Resection Endometrial Ablation Endometrial with clotting dilated vessels to prevent pregnancy, bleeding, new fibroids or cancer.
Mapeo de Endometriosis: Utilizamos ecografía especializada de alta resolución para localizar focos profundos antes de entrar a sala.
Ablación de Focos: Eliminamos el tejido endometriósico y las adherencias que causan el dolor, protegiendo siempre la función de tus órganos.
Recuperación Acelerada: Gracias a nuestra técnica Laparoscópica sin Gas, reducimos el trauma quirúrgico, permitiéndote volver a tus actividades en tiempo récord.
BY ENDOSCOPIC MINILAPAROTOMY
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Anywhere in the world, uterine myomectomy is more difficult than a hysterectomy, it is considered high risk and high surgical complexity that requires a special technique that few doctors perform because it is a very risky surgery for bleeding and dangerous by anatomical complications such as uterine deformation, endometriosis and adhesions that can cause accidental cutting of organs, vessels, nerves or lymphatics.
-
Current surgical experiences show that laparoscopic myomectomy abdominal or mini-laparotomy presents less postoperative surgical morbidity and hysterectomy.
-
In all myomectomy we perform most 13 surgical procedures, which could hardly be carried out only by conventional laparoscopy:
1. Myomectomy: We extract without bleeding all uterine fibroids.
2. Histeroplastia: We removed without damage myometrium and endometrium, hyperplasia, polyp, degenerate tissues; repairing and naturally shaping the uterus.
3. Hemostasis: Clean, we wash and coagulate all broken vessels.
4. Permeabilization: dilate the uterine cavity, horns, horns and the cervical canal, to have a good passage that allows fertilization and implantation of the fertilized egg.
5. Hysterography: With sutures and special and safe inputs closed all levels of the uterus to prevent uterine rupture and complications of a future pregnancy.
6. Myolysis: fibroid destruction by thermal heat.
7. Adhesiolysis: We release all intestinal adhesions, endometriosis or omentum.
8. Cystectomy: Removal of the membrane and cystic ovaries or fallopian content.
9. Fulguration: Coagulation and removal of pelvic endometriotic tissue.
10. Adenomiomectomia: Resection of adenomyosis and myometrial adenomyomatosis.
11. Extrauterine Myomectomy: Removal of myomas Intra ligaments in horns, in isthmus and cervix.
12.- Tubal sterilization: Reconstruction tubal obstruction or amputation.
13.- Resection Endometrial Ablation Endometrial with clotting dilated vessels to prevent pregnancy, bleeding, new fibroids or cancer.
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Anywhere in the world, uterine myomectomy is more difficult than a hysterectomy, it is considered high risk and high surgical complexity that requires a special technique that few doctors perform because it is a very risky surgery for bleeding and dangerous by anatomical complications such as uterine deformation, endometriosis and adhesions that can cause accidental cutting of organs, vessels, nerves or lymphatics.
-
Current surgical experiences show that laparoscopic myomectomy abdominal or mini-laparotomy presents less postoperative surgical morbidity and hysterectomy.
-
In all myomectomy we perform most 13 surgical procedures, which could hardly be carried out only by conventional laparoscopy:
1. Myomectomy: We extract without bleeding all uterine fibroids.
2. Histeroplastia: We removed without damage myometrium and endometrium, hyperplasia, polyp, degenerate tissues; repairing and naturally shaping the uterus.
3. Hemostasis: Clean, we wash and coagulate all broken vessels.
4. Permeabilization: dilate the uterine cavity, horns, horns and the cervical canal, to have a good passage that allows fertilization and implantation of the fertilized egg.
5. Hysterography: With sutures and special and safe inputs closed all levels of the uterus to prevent uterine rupture and complications of a future pregnancy.
6. Myolysis: fibroid destruction by thermal heat.
7. Adhesiolysis: We release all intestinal adhesions, endometriosis or omentum.
8. Cystectomy: Removal of the membrane and cystic ovaries or fallopian content.
9. Fulguration: Coagulation and removal of pelvic endometriotic tissue.
10. Adenomiomectomia: Resection of adenomyosis and myometrial adenomyomatosis.
11. Extrauterine Myomectomy: Removal of myomas Intra ligaments in horns, in isthmus and cervix.
12.- Tubal sterilization: Reconstruction tubal obstruction or amputation.
13.- Resection Endometrial Ablation Endometrial with clotting dilated vessels to prevent pregnancy, bleeding, new fibroids or cancer.
Alivio real del dolor pélvico y durante la intimidad.
Preservación de la anatomía reproductiva.
Sin las molestias del gas CO2 (menos hinchazón postoperatoria).
Alta hospitalaria rápida y seguimiento ecográfico postquirúrgico.
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