Illustration of the process of hysteroscopic embryo retrieval

Nowadays, the technology in the medical field is becoming more and more advanced, which can be reflected in the field of abortion. Among them, hysteroscopic embryo retrieval can completely replace the traditional abortion in hospitals, but this type of surgery also causes great harm to women. So, what is the whole process of hysteroscopic embryo retrieval? If you are interested in these professional knowledge, let's take a look!

The whole process of hysteroscopic embryo retrieval

1. Operation time. Hysteroscopic laparoscopy needs to be performed at the best time, usually between one to ten days after the end of menstruation.

2. Prepare in advance before surgery. Before surgery, the patient needs to undergo a series of tests, mainly cardiopulmonary function tests, to check whether the blood pressure and pulse rate are normal, and also needs to undergo a routine leucorrhea examination and a cervical smear.

3. The entire surgical process. First of all, anesthesia and analgesia should be carried out. Indomethacin suppositories can be used to carry out paracervical nerve block anesthesia, cervical mucosal surface anesthesia and uterine mucosal self-spray anesthesia. Essentials: Take the lithotomy position, carry out basic disinfection of the private parts and vagina, then clamp the anterior lip of the cervix with a cervical forceps, and then use a probe to find the deep layer and position of the patient's cervix and expand it to a certain extent. The hysteroscope is slowly inserted into the patient's uterine cavity, and the viewing angle can be adjusted to conduct a comprehensive observation to note whether there are any changes in the uterine cavity.

4. Pay attention after the operation. The patient cannot have sex 2 weeks after laparoscopic surgery. Antibiotics can be used to prevent infection and actively treat the original disease.

The article answers the question of how to perform hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery, and introduces the relevant knowledge of hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery in detail, including the operation time, preoperative preparation, the whole operation process and postoperative precautions. The scope of application of hysteroscopic laparoscopy includes uterine malformation, abnormal uterine bleeding, recurrent miscarriage, uterine adhesions, etc. There are no definite contraindications to hysteroscopy, but it cannot be performed on patients with vaginal or pelvic infections.

Harm of laparoscopic surgery

Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery generally does not cause any major harm, but hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery is a surgical method that involves large and small surgical treatments. There will be certain surgical risks, but this is no different from hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery itself. If a woman can choose a large hospital and let experienced doctors perform the treatment, this can reduce the risks of the surgery and ensure the safety of the surgery. If the hospital chosen by the patient is unreliable and the doctors are not proficient in their professional skills, the position of the woman's uterine cavity may be affected during the operation due to lack of professional skills. However, this is related to the doctor's actual operating skills and has nothing to do with hysteroscopy.

To perform an operation, there are many requirements that are relatively standard, such as pre-operative examinations, disinfection work during the operation, and post-operative medical care. All of these must be guaranteed to ensure the patient's full recovery. Any problem in the whole process may cause the patient to have residual symptoms or directly threaten his life.