The surgical expertise of surgeons here at CUSP is uncompromising to the health of all our patients
We, here at CUSP have always been on the upfront, pushing forward the strides of expertise and perfection with utmost dedication. Under the department of minimally invasive surgery, the unit dedicated for myomectomy offers undeterred laparoscopic myomectomy treatment. The standards of the treatment are never compromised in order to keep the standards of the department at high points. We offer a comprehensive set of treatment options for all our patients with right path to counseling and all the emotional support which would make the outcomes of the treatment to be beneficial. Through these below mentioned Frequently Asked Questions, we have tried to diffuse some common myths and provide a clear view about the treatment through myomectomy.
There is a myth with respect to a certain age period for women in which they can develop uterine fibroids. But on the side of the fact, even though women are more vulnerable during childbearing years, uterine fibroids can develop at any age.
If a patient is operated through laparoscopic or robotic myomectomy, the results have showcased advantages over the traditional myomectomy. In the former cases, the patient is benefited with quick recovery, fewer risks of side-effects and complications, less scarring, and shorter stay at the hospital.
Hysteroscopic myomectomy is recommended to remove smaller fibroids that are embedded in the uterus.
Yes, there are options to treat if the uterine fibroids recur. In fact, certain non-surgical treatments can be recommended to minimize the risks associated with traditional myomectomy. Through MRI-guided focused ultrasound surgery (MRgFUS), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used to ablate the uterine fibroids. In another approach, namely, Radiofrequency volumetric thermal ablation (RVTA), either friction or a heat source is used to ablate the uterine fibroids. The use of microscopic particles is taken into account for uterine artery embolization (UAE) by regulating blood supply.
Even though there is a surgical option for removing new and recurrent uterine fibroids, it is only recommended for women who have either completed pregnancy or they do not wish to bear pregnancy. It is through hysterectomy that this surgical option is performed.
Myomectomy can result in excessive bleeding, bands of scar tissue, complications with childbearing, spreading a cancerous tumor, and recurrence of the uterine fibroids.
Depending upon the result of the myomectomy surgery and the rate of improvement in a patient’s health, various approaches can be advice. If a patient is showcasing iron deficiency anemia due to heavy menstruation, iron supplements and vitamins and hormone treatment can be recommended. An integrated approach can offer comprehensive care, for instance, some forms of therapy can keep the results of main treatment effective by shrinking the uterine fibroids.
Here at CUSP, our unit of hysteroscopic myomectomy surgery, our surgeons come from outstanding strata of highly qualified professionals with years of intense training. Each surgeon is assisted with a skilled team of nurses who are professionally adept in their curriculum of fieldwork. We make sure to keep ourstandards high along with the rates fotsuccessful outcomes. Our experts always ensure that the best option for a quick recovery is provided to our patients.
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