Characteristics of hysteroscopic embryo retrieval for artificial abortion

Painless abortion has been increasingly used in recent years, and the methods have become more and more sophisticated. It can be divided into many types, including ordinary painless abortion, superconducting visual painless abortion, microtube visual painless abortion, and hysteroscopic embryo retrieval. Among them, hysteroscopic embryo retrieval is a new generation of abortion surgery. It means that under reliable intravenous anesthesia, a hysteroscope is first inserted to explore the uterine cavity to determine the location of the gestational sac, and then a suction tube is inserted to suction the uterus and specifically suck out the decidual tissue in the gestational sac. Finally, a hysteroscopy is performed to ensure that the embryonic tissue is completely removed. This method can replace traditional artificial abortion, medical abortion, and curettage (pregnancy exceeds the abortion time limit), and is especially suitable for patients with early pregnancy, nulliparous patients, and habitual...

Hysteroscopic embryo retrieval is characterized by direct vision, painlessness, and minimally invasiveness. It integrates treatment and diagnosis, changing "suction" to "retrieval": First, the doctor can clearly see the situation in the patient's uterus during the operation, and can see every step of the operation. In addition to attaching the gestational sac, it does not cause damage to the surrounding tissues; there will be no missed retrieval or embryo residue, and complications such as uterine perforation and intraoperative bleeding can be avoided, improving the safety of the operation. Secondly, while retrieval of the embryo, the cervicoscope can also examine the uterine cavity, detect abnormalities, and treat them. It can also remove tissues that need to be pathologically examined, providing a basis for further diagnosis and treatment of the disease.