Introduction to two common ectopic pregnancy surgeries

Some mild ectopic pregnancies can be treated with medication to help abort, but for more serious cases, ectopic pregnancy surgery is recommended. Here, we will give you a brief introduction to the two commonly used ectopic pregnancy surgeries .

Surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy: laparoscopic surgery

Minimally invasive laparoscopic technology is the best choice. Minimally invasive technology is to reduce the original 10-20 cm surgical incision to a few millimeters, greatly reducing the trauma and scars caused by the operation to the patient. It is a cutting-edge technology that combines electronic display systems with high-tech surgical instruments and traditional surgical operations. Currently, laparoscopic surgery has almost replaced laparotomy for ectopic pregnancy, and in most cases, the affected fallopian tube can be preserved. Generally speaking, the sutures can be removed and the patient can be discharged from the hospital 3-5 days after the operation for ectopic pregnancy, and the scar is very small. The fallopian tube can be preserved without affecting the fertility function.

Surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy 2. COR microhysteroscopy and laparoscopy

COR microhysteroscopy and laparoscopy combined examination and treatment technology is a new technology for the diagnosis and treatment of ectopic pregnancy. Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery is performed in a closed abdominal cavity, and the doctor looks directly at the monitoring screen to perform the operation. The difference between it and traditional surgery is that: the abdominal cavity is not cut open, but with the help of a camera system, the exposure of the surgical field is more complete than traditional surgery; places other than the surgical site will not be disturbed by unnecessary operations; incision, ligation, and hemostasis are mainly completed by electrocoagulation surgery and ultrasonic scalpels; the pelvic and abdominal environments are less disturbed, etc. Generally speaking, the stitches can be removed and the patient can be discharged from the hospital 3-5 days after surgery for ectopic pregnancy, and the scar is very small.

The above two methods are the most common surgical methods for ectopic pregnancy. Compared with the previous open abdominal surgery, they are a great improvement and cause less pain to the patient. If you have any questions about ectopic pregnancy surgery, it is recommended that you consult our online experts first.