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OFFICE HYSTEROSCOPY

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examination of the inside of the uterus using a thin camera without the administration of anesthesia and performed in the doctor’s practice

diagnostic or even operative

it requires specialised training in this type of hysteroscopy, which we have acquired after many years of training in a hysteroscopy centre in London

and a modern endoscope with a very small diameter of 2 mm and a high-resolution Karl Storz camera with which our practice is equipped

within our practice, no hospitalization is needed

without anesthesia and pre-operation testing

similar effectiveness to classical hysteroscopy

very low cost

it is performed without anesthesia and pre-operation testing in the doctor’s office

the thin, high-imaging camera is easily inserted from the vagina to the cervix and then to the uterus, without any pain or discomfort

the uterine cavity and the tubal ostia are checked directly, accurately and with high reliability, anatomical abnormalities and pathological findings of the endometrium (polyps, fibroids, etc.) are identified

it is also used for the treatment of small pathological findings of the uterus such as removal of endometrial polyps, adhesions, biopsy and implantation cuts

the examination lasts for about 10 – 20 minutes and the woman remains in the clinic for about 10 minutes after the procedure

  • heavy menstrual bleeding or inter-cycle haemorrhage
  • vaginal bleeding after menopause
  • infertility investigation and implantation cuts
  • polyp or very small fibroid
  • adhesions in the uterus
  • multiple miscarriages
  • removal of endometrial polyp
  • adhesiolysis
  • taking a biopsy

the next day the patient can return to her work and activities

it is likely to have some vaginal bleeding/ spotting for a few more days

how they are made:

small incisions are made in the endometrium at the fundus of the uterus during hysteroscopy

mechanism of action:

create increased vascularization and regeneration of the endometrium, leading to better conditions in the mechanism of embryo implantation

indications:

infertility 

multiple implantation failures after IVF

efficiency:

high implantation rate in women with infertility and implantation failure after hysteroscopy in combination with endometrial implantation incisions/cuts

anesthesia after pre-operation testing

diagnostic and therapeutic method

it is suggested for the treatment of all uterine pathologies such as large fibroids

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