Highly Advanced Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy Surgery at World Class Hospitals in India

Highly Advanced Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy Surgery at World
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Highly Advanced Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy
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Women are special. We know that women put their heart into taking care of everyone
around them. That's why our team of highly experienced medical professionals has
developed the most modern medical & surgical care that promotes optimal health
during each new stage of a woman's life.
Benefit from India's World Class Hospital's internationally recognised medical and
surgical expertise, now used by a large number of overseas patients to overcome
hernia problems. Advanced Minimally Invasive Laparoscopic Surgery (Also popularly
known as Key Hole Surgery) is a safer option that helps the patient recover quickly to
normal life in just a few days.
The hystera or the uterus is the female organ that protects and provides nutrition to
the fertilized ovum allowing it to grow into a full grown foetus. It is also known as the
womb. During child birth, the smooth muscles of the uterine walls contract to push
baby out of the body. The uterus is piriform in shape and weighs 30-40 grams. It is
divided into an upper body and a lower cylindrical part called the cervix. Due to certain
abnormalities of the uterus, it may become necessary to surgically remove the organ.
This procedure is known as hysterectomy. It is carried out by a experienced
gynaecologist surgeon. The uterus may be removed completely (total hysterectomy) or
only the body of the uterus is removed leaving the cervix intact inside (partial or
supracervical hysterectomy). Since the uterus is the child bearing organ, removal of
the uterus makes the woman incapable of bearing a child

When is Hysterectomy Surgery required to be done ?
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Hysterectomy is usually done in case of severe disease or abnormality within the
uterus and is usually considered as the last option. This is because after this surgery
the female body undergoes a change because of sudden disruptions in the female
hormonal levels. This affects the overall health of the female for the rest of her life.
Indications for hysterectomy include tumours of the reproductive system (uterus,
cervix, ovaries), chronic pelvis pain, endometriosis (inflammation of the inner lining of
the uterus), uterine fibroids and 2nd or 3rd degree uterine prolapse (uterus descends
down towards the mouth of vagina due to weakened supporting ligaments), persistent
vaginal bleeding during the menstrual cycle.
Sometimes it may have to be removed just after childbirth due to abnormal position of
the placenta (cord that attaches the baby to the uterine walls) or excessive post partal
bleeding. In very rare cases the hysterectomy may be carried out as a prophylactic
measure in cases of strong family history of reproductive system cancers (like breast
cancer) or in the presence of any developmental abnormality.
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Different Techniques used for Hysterectomy
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There are three different techniques used for hysterectomy- Abdominal, Vaginal
and Laparoscopic
1. Abdominal Hysterectomy - is the oldest techniques in which the uterus is
accessed through a horizontal or vertical incision of 5"-7" made in the lower
part of the abdomen (just above the pubic line). This procedure is generally
used for radical hysterectomy as the entire reproductive complex can be
viewed and explored through this incision. Since this procedure involves the
cutting of abdominal muscles, recovery after this surgery is slow to allow
healing of the muscles. It generally takes 6 months for complete recovery.
2. Vaginal Hysterectomy was an improvement over the abdominal technique.
The uterus is removed through the vaginal canal by making a small circular
incision in the upper part of the vagina. This procedure is indicated in case of
uterine prolapse. Since the incision is small it requires a shorter healing time
and a shorter hospital stay. The complications and occurrence postoperative
infection is also less as compared to abdominal hysterectomy.

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3. LAPARASCOPIC ASSISTED HYSTERECTOMY is a modern minimally invasive
technique with lesser post-operative complications and rapid recovery for the
patient.
4. Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy involves making three or four small cuts
in the abdomen near the belly button. A laparoscope is inserted through the
incisions into the abdominal cavity. The video imaging of the insides of the
pelvic cavity through the laparoscope gives a clearer picture to the surgeon as
compared to the traditional abdominal approach. Surgical instruments are
inserted through the laparoscope into the belly and the uterus is cut into
small pieces. The pieces are then removed through the small incisions made
in the abdomen.
5. Laparoscopic assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy involves inserting a
laparoscope through 2-3 small cuts in the abdomen near the navel,
visualising the uterus and the surrounding areas, detaching the uterus and
then removing it through the vagina.

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4. Laparoscopic- assisted Supracervical Hysterectomy removes the uterus without
removing the cervix using a morcellator which cuts the uterus into small pieces
that can be removed from the abdominal cavity via the laparoscopic ports.
5. Robotic Laparoscopy Hysterectomy - is a variant of laparoscopic surgery
using special remotely controlled robotic instruments that allow the surgeon finer
control as well as three-dimensional magnified vision.
What is the postoperative recovery time?
While the hospital stay is generally one week for an abdominal or vaginal
hysterectomy only 1-2 days stay at the hospital is required for a laparoscopic
procedure.

Cost Estimate for Laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH) Surgery is about
$4500 US Dollars –
Note - Cost Estimate above include stay in a Private Room where a Companion can stay with
the patient surgeon fee, medicines and consumables, nursing care, food and Airport Pick &
Drop. More accurate treatment cost estimates can be provided if medical reports are emailed
to us or after the patient is examined by doctors after arrival at hospital in India and medical
tests are done after admission
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