Hysterectomy and hysteroscopy

A loyalty program is available for surgical interventions in the hospital, which makes treatment even more affordable.

Hysteroscopy is a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure during which the doctor gains access to the cervix and intrauterine space using a special device - a hysteroscope. With its help, the doctor gets a detailed picture of the condition of the organs, and also has the opportunity to perform a number of manipulations: from biopsy (taking a tissue sample for analysis) to removal.

General indications for hysteroscopy are the following:

• infertility;

• abortions in the medical history;

• adhesions;

• disorders of the menstrual cycle (irregular, painful, poor or excess secretions);

• suspected myomatous nodes, endometriosis, uterine polyps;

• complications after childbirth;

• anatomical pathology of the genital organs.

Hysteroscopy can be diagnostic or surgical. Hysteroscopy for diagnostic purposes can be carried out directly at a gynecologist’s office under local anesthesia. The main target of the procedure in this case is to determine the causes of pathological processes. Surgical hysteroscopy is usually performed under general anesthesia for the purpose of surgical treatment of the disease.

Diagnostic hysteroscopy is usually prescribed to exclude endometrial hyperplasia or polyps, for the general assessment of its condition, as well as for the diagnostics of cervix diseases and fibroids. This examination allows to obtain more accurate, in comparison with ultrasound, data on small myomatous nodes and thin adhesions.

Surgical hysteroscopy is used to remove adhesions, polyps, foreign bodies, myomatous nodes.

The procedure is usually prescribed by a gynecologist if there the above-mentioned  indications take place. Preliminary, it may become necessary to conduct laboratory diagnostics, the complex of which depends on the purpose of hysteroscopy. The set of tests may include a cell smear, a general blood test, coagulogram, etc.

The examination itself takes about half an hour and is carried out under general anesthesia. The doctor gets access to the examined area through vagina, into which the hysteroscope tube is inserted. The examination allows to assess the state of the cervical canal of the uterus and the entrance of the fallopian tubes. To obtain a better picture the uterine cavity can be filled with liquid or gas through the hysteroscope. 

If necessary, during the examination, the sampling of tissues for laboratory research is taken. During surgical hysteroscopy the elimination of previously diagnosed pathologies is carried out.

At the «Oxford Medical» clinic, hysteroresectoscopy and hysteroscopy of uterine polyps are performed using modern equipment by gynecological surgeons with over 20 years of experience. The cost of the operation depends on the purpose and complexity of the surgical intervention, the type of anesthesia, and other individual characteristics of the patient.

You can find out the prices here. The doctor will inform you more precisely about the cost of the operation during a preliminary consultation. Make an appointment at a time convenient for you.