Gynecological surgeries

In the surgical hospital of the Oxford Medical Clinic a wide range of operations aimed at preserving women's health are carried out. For their safe performance and comfortable stay of patients the clinic is equipped with everything necessary:

• two modern operating rooms with new equipment from the world's best manufacturers;

• resuscitation unit, which allows to monitor continuously the patient’s  main vital characteristics and maintain their vital activity;

• comfortable wards for one or two patients for postoperative recovery.

Surgical treatment of patients and their recovery is under the control of qualified gynecologists, including Candidates of Medicine. 

GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY

The doctors of the Gynecological Surgery Department successfully carry out the following manipulations and interventions:

• hysteroscopy (diagnostic and surgical);

• cystoscopy;

• removal of myomas and fibromyomas;

• removal of endometrial polyps;

• vaginoplasty (colporrhaphy);

• removal of ovarian cyst;

• cystectomy;

• adnexectomy;

• intimate plastic;

• surgical stimulation of the ovaries.

During hysteroscopy the doctor through the vagina gains access to the cervix and intrauterine space with a hysteroscope, conducting examinations and manipulations (from biopsy to removal).

Cystoscopy is a similar method used to diagnose diseases of the bladder and urethra, using a cystoscope (a thin flexible tube with a camera at the end, which is inserted through the urethra).

LAPAROSCOPIC GYNECOLOGY

In the surgical hospital of the Oxford Medical Clinic during gynecological interventions laparoscopic method is actively used. It makes possible to insert ports and instruments not through an incision but through several small punctures. 

This type of access has a number of advantages:

• the surgeon gets a better view of the operating field;

• the patient recovers faster after laparoscopy than after traditional surgery;

• the risk that postoperative hernias can appear is minimized;

• surgery does not leave a large scar.

The type of access that will be used during the operation is determined by the attending doctor, who takes into account the nature of the disease, contraindications and the patient's wishes.

LASER GYNECOLOGY

In some cases, if there are indications, laser equipment is used during gynecological surgery for removal. The method is called laser coagulation and its application allows to minimize the period of patient’s postoperative rehabilitation. The procedure doesn’t leave scars or adhesions, that’s why laser gynecology is indicated to all women who need treatment.

In Oxford Medical Clinic laser technology is used to treat:

• erosions;

• ectopias;

• cervical ectropion;

•  cervical papillomatosis;

• leukoplakia;

• polyps;

• dysplasias;

• warts and papillomas of the urinogenital zone;

• benign tumors of the vulva and vagina.