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The procedure consists of
introduction of 4mm Hysteroscope, which
is an optical system of rod lens, into
the uterine cavity via the normal birth
passage, this has a camera attached
to the eyepiece which allows us
to view the uterine cavity on
a monitor and record the image.
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Different procedures such as
myomectomy(removal of
fibroids), polypectomy (removal of polyp),
removal of septum (partition), removal of
adhesions, removal of lost Iucd &
Endometrial biopsy can be performaed useing
operator hysteroscopy
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Various attachments such as
resectoscpoe, versapoint can be used.
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Tubal cannulation for
blocked tubes can be donefor infertility.
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Hysteroscopy has been
recognised as a gold standard for treatment
of all intra-uterine pathologies.
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Looking towards the
Future
New developments in minimally
invasive surgery should result in operations
that are even easier on the patient and the
treatment of a wider range of diseases. In the
future, minimally invasive surgery will:
Use computerized technology
developed to run industrial robots. A doctor
located hundreds or thousands of miles from the
operating room may perform laparoscopic surgery.
The doctor may use an image transmitted over the
internet, and move surgical instruments by
remote control.
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