What are the types of painless abortion?

Painless abortion has been increasingly used in recent years, and the methods have become increasingly sophisticated. It can be divided into many types, mainly including the following:

1. Ordinary painless abortion

Based on the suction uterine surgery, the anesthesiologist administers anesthetics intravenously to enable the pregnant woman to perform the abortion while she is asleep.

2. Superconducting visual painless abortion

It refers to a painless abortion performed under accurate B-ultrasound positioning. The operation is guided and monitored by visual superconducting technology. The internal conditions of the uterine cavity can be directly observed on the display screen, the position of the gestational sac can be determined, and the villi can be suctioned at a fixed point. The operation is safer and can avoid improper operation and related complications (such as tissue residue and uterine perforation).

3. Micro-tube visual painless abortion

Also known as endometrial micro-cannula abortion, it refers to a surgery within 49 days of pregnancy that uses negative pressure to attract the gestational sac through a uterine tissue suction catheter under intravenous anesthesia, with the specific location of the gestational sac displayed by superconducting visualization, without harming normal tissue.

4. Hysteroscopic embryo retrieval

It is a new generation of abortion surgery, which means that under reliable intravenous anesthesia, a hysteroscope is first inserted to explore the uterine cavity and 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 area. Finally, a hysteroscopy is performed to ensure that the embryonic tissue is completely removed.

5. Double-chamber decompression and painless abortion

This method combines the dual advantages of visual painless abortion and double-lumen decompression suction tube. It can reduce the pressure in the uterine cavity during suction and prevent the backflow of uterine blood.