Hysterectomy (Removal of the Uterus)
About 45 minutesSurgical removal of the uterus and method selection in cases where medication and interventional treatments are insufficient.
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Area of Expertise
Gynecological Surgery
Planning and performing surgeries related to the uterus and ovaries, as well as procedures such as curettage.
About this area
When certain gynecological diseases cannot be controlled with medication, surgery becomes an option. This category includes procedures such as hysterectomy, ovarian surgeries, and curettage; the decision for surgery is made collectively based on age, desire for fertility, diagnosis, and accompanying conditions. Each surgery has its own specific benefits and potential risks; these are discussed in detail during the preoperative consultation, and written consent is obtained.
Services in Gynecological Surgery
Each service below explains how the process works, who it may be suitable for, and answers common questions.
Closed (Laparoscopic) Hysterectomy Surgery
About 45 minutesRemoval of the uterus through small incisions with the assistance of a camera, without making a large incision in the abdomen.
View detailsVaginal Hysterectomy and LAVH
About 45 minutesRemoval of the uterus through the vaginal route, without any incision on the abdomen or with the support of laparoscopy.
View detailsOophorectomy (Removal of the Ovary)
About 45 minutesSurgical removal of one or both ovaries when medically necessary and planning the subsequent care.
View detailsDilation and Curettage
About 30 minutesTaking tissue from the inner lining of the uterus for diagnostic or treatment purposes and emptying the inside of the uterus.
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If you have a question about Gynecological 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.