Minimally invasive and conservative resectoscopic surgery for women

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When the pathology is not small and therefore not easily removed with miniaturised instruments, when the patient cannot be cooperative and motivated to undergo surgery in an outpatient setting, Surgical Hysteroscopy is performed. This branch includes all treatments of pathologies that require resectoscopic surgery, such as polypoid formations and large fibroids, cases of hyperplasia, placental remnants and in cases of uterine adenomyosis.

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Resectoscopic surgery for the treatment of gynaecological endouterine disorders

Resectoscopic surgery, which allows for the effective treatment of numerous endouterine gynaecological pathologies, especially if large, with a minimally invasive and conservative technique, allows all women to finally avoid resorting to diagnostic therapeutic uterine scraping (RDT), which is now obsolete as well as harmful, since it is subject to high failure rates.

Thanks to resectoscopic surgery, which guarantees high surgical standards, the woman is respected in her psycho-physical integrity, since it favours the preservation of the uterus and menstruation (if the woman is of child-bearing age), leaves no internal or external scars, and saves money on healthcare costs, since it reduces the costs of hospital stays, 'scrapings', the number of operations to remove the uterus, and all related expenses such as examinations, hospitalisation days, and drugs.

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Surgical Resectoscopic Hysteroscopy is indicated for:

Polypoid neoformations greater than 20 mm
Myomas greater than 15 mm
Treatment of myomas with endometrial resection (including complex hyperplasia with or without atypia)
Histimocele correction
Removal of ovular material post-abortion or post-partum
Treatment of AVMs
Correction of uterine dysmorphia