A physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, Keith Reisler, MD, relies on minimally invasive methods to address conditions like fibroid tumors of the uterus and other women’s health concerns. Dr. Keith Reisler performs such procedures through his private practice in Plano, TX.

1. Removal of Uterine Fibroid Tumors
Keith Reisler

2. Introduction
 A physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology,
Keith Reisler, MD, relies on minimally invasive methods
to address conditions like fibroid tumors of the uterus and
other women’s health concerns. Dr. Keith Reisler
performs such procedures through his private practice in
Plano, TX.
Sometimes, muscles cells begin to grow abnormally in
the uterus and ultimately form a kind non-cancerous
growth called fibroids. Women in middle age, anywhere
from 30 to 40 years old, are most likely to develop uterine
fibroid tumors. Often, the fibroids give rise to no
symptoms, but in some cases, they cause problems like
heavy menstrual bleeding and pain.

3. Uterine Fibroid Tumors
 Doctors have developed minimally invasive methods
of addressing fibroid tumors. One procedure called
the hysteroscopic resection of fibroid tumors relies
on a hysteroscope, a long, thin tool with a camera on
the end of it that allows doctors to access the uterus
through the vagina without making an incision.
The hysteroscope transmits a digital image of the
patient’s uterus, allowing physicians to assess the
extent of the fibroid tumors and use instruments to
remove fibroid growths. The tissue removal leaves
uterine function intact, meaning the patient continues
to be able to bear children.