Fallopian tube guidewire intervention procedure

In our daily life, there are some couples who have been together for a long time and still cannot conceive. If the man's sperm is fine, then at this time we can consider whether there is a problem with the bilateral fallopian tubes in the woman's body, because

Bilateral fallopian tube guidewire intervention success rate

First of all, we all know that the function of the fallopian tubes themselves is to transport sperm and eggs for combination. However, when a woman has bilateral fallopian tube disease, the damage will become more and more serious, so the patient's bilateral fallopian tube function will also be seriously damaged, and the patient's ability to conceive will be completely lost.

Bilateral fallopian tube guidewire intervention surgery can help successfully recanalize and separate bilateral fallopian tubes that have been blocked or adhered. After the bilateral fallopian tube guidewire intervention surgery, the patient's bilateral fallopian tubes will return to a smooth state. Does bilateral fallopian tube guidewire intervention have a high success rate? Generally speaking, as long as the woman's eggs are healthy and the semen quality is good, the pregnancy rate of several guidewire intervention surgeries can reach more than 80%.

What is bilateral fallopian tube guidewire intervention surgery?

With the help of a digital X-ray machine, the doctor will use a coaxial tubal system to insert the bilateral fallopian tubes into the woman's vagina, cervix, uterus, and uterine cornu, and perform selective angiography of the bilateral fallopian tubes. Based on the results shown during the angiography, the doctor will perform recanalization and separation on the location of fallopian tube blockage, thereby achieving the therapeutic effect of fallopian tube dredging.

There is a very high probability of curing infertility by unblocking the fallopian tubes of a woman. After unblocking the fallopian tubes of a woman to a certain extent with a guide wire, the treated couple can choose to have sex at a suitable time, especially choosing the woman's ovulation period, which can greatly increase the woman's chances of pregnancy.

The whole process of surgery

1. In fallopian tube intervention recanalization, contrast medium is first injected through the tube inserted into the uterine cavity. During the insertion process, the shape of the uterus and the location of fallopian tube blockage can be monitored on the screen of the X-ray system.

2. Adjust the angle of the hose according to the shape of the uterus displayed on the screen so that the hose is properly embedded in the uterine corner. The opening of this type of hose is connected to the openings of the bilateral fallopian tubes without any gap. A specially made guide wire is inserted into the hose. When the guide wire is pushed along the lumen of the bilateral fallopian tubes, its expansion and separation function can reopen the lumen of the bilateral fallopian tubes that have been separated and adhered. After the guide wire is pulled out, contrast medium is injected into both fallopian tubes again through the tube to confirm that both fallopian tubes have been reopened.

3. Fallopian tube interventional recanalization is a minimally invasive surgery, and each stage is regulated extremely detailed and accurately. Any slight mistake or omission will make it impossible to achieve the purpose of restoration, and may even cause serious complications. If the guide wire is too thin, the degree of recanalization will not be achieved and the fallopian tube cannot be recanalized.

4. The tube and the fallopian tubes cannot be tightly connected, otherwise the fallopian tubes may be ruptured. During the operation, through the screen of the X-ray machine, the operating physician can clearly see the status of the uterus, bilateral fallopian tubes and the developer of the guide wires in the fallopian tubes. During the actual operation, an experienced doctor can choose guide wires of different sizes according to the situation and adjust the angle of guide wire insertion, which can successfully recanalize the fallopian tubes without damaging the mucosa and avoid bilateral fallopian tube rupture.