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1. FERTILITY
ENHANCING
SURGERIES
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2. FERTILITY
ENHANCING
SURGERIES
Usually fertility surgeries
are done by experts
through laparoscope to
prevent damage to pelvic
organs.
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3. FERTILITY
ENHANCING
SURGERIES
Fertility enhancing
surgeries are usually
advised to young women
with suspected minimal to
moderate disease of tubes,
ovaries or uterus.
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4. LAPAROSCOPIC
MYOMECTOMY
Removal of
fibroids(myomectomy) can
help women with
unexplained infertility
whose fibroids are growing
into the uterine cavity
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5. TUBAL
ANASTOMOSIS OR
RECANNALISATION
Tubal anastomosis by the
laparoscopic approach has
the advantages over open
surgery.
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6. TUBAL
ANASTOMOSIS OR
RECANNALISATION
Patient selection as well as
meticulous surgical
technique are key factors
in achieving satisfactory
pregnancy rates.
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7. TUBAL
ANASTOMOSIS OR
RECANNALISATION
Due to its low success rate,
often IVF is preferred to
tubal anastomosis.
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8. LAPAROSCOPIC
MYOMECTOMY
Fibroids in infertile women
undergoing assisted
reproductive treatment can
decrease success rates
than age-matched women
with no fibroid.
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9. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
In women with minimal
and mild endometriosis,
surgical removal
endometriosis is
recommended.
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10. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
Surgical removal or
thermal
destruction(ablation) of
endometriosis is
recommended as first line
with higher success rate.
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11. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
Laparoscopic surgery for
destruction of mild
endometriosis almost
doubles the spontaneous
pregnancy rate.
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12. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
IVF is the best option for
patients after failed
primary surgery. Repeat
surgery is associated with
lower pregnancy rate.
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13. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
The pregnancy rate after
intrauterine insemination
IUI may be increased after
surgery for mild
endometriosis.
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14. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
The place of IUI is limited
in patients with moderate
or severe endometriosis
and in older women.
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15. EXCISION OF
ENDOMETRIOSIS
The incidence of
recurrence of
endometriosis is not
increased after ovarian
stimulation for IVF.
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16. OVARIAN
CYSTECTOMY
Ovarian cysts commonly
are two types - simple
cysts (functional) or
chocolate cysts
(endometrioma).
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17. OVARIAN
CYSTECTOMY
Functional cysts, unless
they become very large,
these types of ovarian
cysts don't affect fertility.
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18. OVARIAN
CYSTECTOMY
Ovarian endometriomas
are managed by
laparoscopic procedures,
like cyst aspiration or
excision.
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19. DISTAL TUBAL
DISEASE AND
TUBAL
RECONSTRUCTION
Of all surgical treatments
for tubal disease,
sterilization reversal
results in the highest
pregnancy rates.
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20. BARIATRIC
SURGERY FOR
OBESITY
Obese men and women
may benefit from weight
loss programme or surgical
removal of fat content from
body
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21. LAPAROSCOPIC
ADHESIOLYSIS
Laparoscopic adhesiolysis
still remains a useful and
effective procedure for
infertile couples with pelvic
adhesions
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22. SEPTAL
RESECTION
Hysteroscopic septum
resection in women with
septate uterus significantly
improves the live birth
rates
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23. METROPLASTY
Metroplasty refers to
repairing the womb with
birth defects like extra
horn, double uterus or
divided uterus.
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24. OVARIAN DRILLING
Ovarian drilling can help
the ovaries release an egg
each month and start
regular monthly menstrual
cycles in women with PCOS
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25. UTERINE
TRANSPLANTATION
Although uterine
transplantation appears as
a breakthrough procedure
in the field of infertility its
results are yet to be
studied
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26. FERTILITY
ENHANCING
SURGERY IN MALE
INFERTILITY
Varicocele is one among
the most common causes
of male infertility
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27. SURGICAL SPERM
RETRIEVAL
TESA, PESA, MESA &
Testicular biopsy are
procedures of sperm
retrieval for patients
undergoing ICSI treatment.
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28. VARICOCELECTOMY
The results of varicocele
surgery are not conclusive
and not encouraging for
restoring fertility.
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29. REVERSAL OF
VASECTOMY
Vasectomy reversal is
surgery to undo a
vasectomy. Success rates
with vasectomy reversal
are variable.
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30. FERTILITY
ENHANCING
SURGERIES
Fertility enhancing
surgeries may enhance the
rate of spontaneous
pregnancy or IUI treatment
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