Gynecological surgical treatment

Large surgical procedures require at least one day of hospitalization

These procedures are indicated by the head doctor, his deputy and by the head of the operating team with appropriate authority. 

Large procedures include the following treatments:

• Mini-invasive laparoscopy and hysteroscopy surgeries (in GynCentrum, 90-95% of all surgeries are performed endoscopically) of ovaries, fallopian tubes, fibroids removal and preservation of the uterus, removal of the uterus, removal of adhesions in the pelvic area, and surgical treatment of endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain
• Complex (LPSK + HSK) surgical diagnosis of sterile and infertile women
• Myolysis - a modern method of treatment of the benign tumors of the uterus (fibroids)
• Urogynecology - surgical treatment of urinary incontinence using a lifting approach, including vaginoplasty and methods such as TVT sling and TOT sling
• Classic gynecological surgery - surgical interventions in the area of the ​​small pelvis, removal of the uterus, ovaries, and a fallopian tubes surgery
   

Small surgical procedures

These procedures are performed with some exceptions under short general anesthesia. Usually, they are performed as smaller therapeutic or diagnostic procedures also to specify a definitive diagnosis before a major gynecological surgery.

Small procedures include the following treatments:

• DTK treatment of cervix uteri
• Diagnostic hysteroscopy
• Fractional uterine curettage
• Removal of polyps of the cervix
• Insertion and extraction of intrauterine contraception
• Cerclage
• Incision and excision of the external genitalia
• Plastic surgery of the external genital
• Cone biopsy of the cervix (excluding laser technology)
• A legal termination of the pregnancy at a patient's request (abortion)