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Dr. Vivek Salunke is one of the best endometriosis surgeon in India. He has over 25 years of experience in laparoscopy and is an Endometriosis and Fibroid specialist. At our treatment center we offer total care of the patient and have state of the art equipment like 3D laparoscopy. Endometriosis treatment surgery laparoscopic surgery is the most prevalent procedure for diagnosis and treatment of mild to moderate cases of endometriosis. In laparoscopy a small & lighted instrument known as the laparoscope is used. The laparoscope is inserted through small incisions made near the abdomen area. The size of the incision is around 5-15 millimeters. To know the cost of endometriosis treatment surgery please call us or fill the form.
Laparoscopy for Endometriosis Treatment:
Laparoscopy is the most prevalent procedure for diagnosis and treatment of mild to moderate cases of endometriosis. In laparoscopy a small & lighted instrument known as the laparoscope is used. The laparoscope is inserted through small incisions made near the abdomen area. The size of the incision is around 5-15 millimeters. Laparoscopy has several advantages over laparotomy: Small incision: Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgery and the incisions made are of the size of 5-15mm. Decreased stay: The hospital stay if any, due to laparoscopy is relatively much shorter than the stay required due to laparotomy. Decreased pain: Since the incisions are smaller the pain is also considerably lesser. Better Vision: The high magnification provided laparoscopy allows for very accurate identification of adhesions and also allows for very accurate correction of these with restoration of normal anatomy Decreased adhesion formation and potential complications: With better vision due to laparoscopy the doctor is better equipped to accurately restore of normal anatomy, hence reducing the possibility of adhesion formation and future complications.
Risks:
Complications from laparoscopy are comparatively lesser than laparotomy but they do exist in rare cases:
- Uncontrolled bleeding
- Pelvic infection.
- Formations of adhesions due to surgery.
- Damage to organs such as bladder or ureters.
These risks can be reduced significantly when the procedure is carried out by an experienced and skilled surgeon.
Laparoscopy Procedure:
The whole procedure generally takes around 30-60 minutes. You will be administered anesthesia, so you won’t feel much pain during the procedure. Following is the procedure:
- The doctor will make an incision of around 5-15 millimeters in your abdominal area.
- A small tube will be inserted to pump carbon dioxide. This is done to inflate the abdomen, so that the doctor can see the organs clearly.
- A laparoscope is inserted through incision.
- If laparoscopy is carried out for treatment purposes, the doctor may make further incisions and then he will proceed to treat the condition.
- The carbon dioxide is removed and dressing is applied to the incision.