Diagnostic Hysteroscopy
About 45 minutesA diagnostic method in which the inside of the uterus is directly visualized with a thin camera, without the need for an incision.
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Hysteroscopic Surgery
Non-invasive treatment of issues such as polyps, fibroids, septum, and adhesions by visualizing the inside of the uterus with a camera.
About this area
Hysteroscopy allows direct visualization of the inside of the uterus using a thin optical system inserted through the cervix. Since no abdominal incision is made, both diagnosis and treatment can be performed in the same session; intrauterine polyps, submucosal fibroids, congenital uterine septa, and adhesions can be treated this way. This method is especially valuable in the evaluation of abnormal bleeding and recurrent pregnancy loss. The scope of the procedure is determined based on the findings of the diagnostic examination.
Services in Hysteroscopic Surgery
Each service below explains how the process works, who it may be suitable for, and answers common questions.
Operative Hysteroscopy (Hysteroscopic Surgery)
About 45 minutesA surgical procedure in which formations inside the uterus are treated with the assistance of a camera, without making an incision in the abdomen.
View detailsHysteroscopic Myoma and Polyp Removal
About 45 minutesRemoval of fibroids growing into the uterine cavity and endometrial polyps under camera guidance.
View detailsUterine Septum and Intrauterine Adhesion Treatment
About 45 minutesHysteroscopic correction of congenital uterine septum and adhesions resulting from previous interventions.
View detailsEndometrial Biopsy and Treatment of Uterine Lining Thickening
About 30 minutesTaking a sample from the inner lining of the uterus to determine the cause of thickening and to plan the treatment.
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If you have a question about Hysteroscopic Surgery or would like to schedule a visit, you can book an appointment or call the clinic for information.
The information on this page is for general purposes and does not replace an examination, diagnosis or treatment. The approach that suits you is decided together after an assessment. In an emergency, go to the nearest healthcare facility.