Discussion in 'All Categories' started by farha - Oct 20th, 2011 1:38 pm. | |
farha
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dr my problem is b/l fimbrial is block my gynae said doing laproscopy is this right any other thing is not bst 4 me plz advise. |
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by Dr M.K. Gupta -
Oct 22nd, 2011
12:09 am
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Dear Farha Distal tubal block occlusion can be treated by fimbriolysis or fimbrioplasty. Fimbriolysis is the separation of attached or phimotic fimbria, whereas fimbrioplasty involves repair of partially occluded fimbria. The preoperative investigation is similar to that outlined for tubal reanastomosis, except that the diagnosis and staging of fimbrial disease generally requires laparoscopy because the diagnostic accuracy in defining fimbrial disease using hysterosalpingography is poor. At World Laparoscopy Hospital we can do laparoscopic as well as Robotic Fimbiolysis for you. Robotic surgery is the better option because of articulating endowrist instrument can open the fimbrial adhesion or block better. With regards Dr M. K. Gupta Surgical outcomes after tubal repair are inversely proportional to the severity of disease. The degree of tubo-ovarian adhesions, tubal thickness, and ciliary and ampullary damage are recognized variables that predict surgical outcome.1 In the event of minimal disease, term pregnancy rates can surpass 50%,24 but when disease is more severe, pregnancy rates are markedly lower (22% |
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by farha -
Oct 22nd, 2011
1:25 pm
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Thanks Dr for fast reply. |