Diagnosis and Treatment with Laparoscopy

It allows viewing of the uterus, ovaries and tubes in the abdomen with a camera inserted into the abdomen through a small hole drilled in the abdomen. Laparoscopy, which is widely used in the fields of urology and general surgery, can also be used for diagnostic purposes as well as treatment.

What Can Be Done With Laparoscopy?

Thanks to this operation method, uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts can be removed in the same session, while at the same time, if there is any adhesion around the tubes and if there is a blockage in the tubes, the tubes can be opened. Laparoscopy is also used successfully in the diagnosis after suspected chocolate cyst, in determining the cause of chronic pelvic pain and in diagnosing congenital anomalies.

What is the Post-Operation Process?

Recovery after laparoscopy is shorter than other operations. The reason for this is that only a 1-centimeter incision is made under the belly button. It is also possible for the patient, who can be discharged on the next day, to be discharged on the same day. Very mild pain can be seen after the operation. However, returning to social life is quite fast and easy.