Success rate of fallopian tube anastomosis

Some women do not want to have any more children after giving birth to their first child, so they undergo tubal ligation. However, after the country opens the second-child policy, they think it would be better to have two children as companions, so they want to undergo tubal anastomosis. However, tubal anastomosis is not necessarily successful for all women, because it has a lot to do with the body's adaptation. So what is the success rate of tubal anastomosis?

Want to know what the success rate of pregnancy after fallopian tube anastomosis is? It is related to the success of fallopian tube anastomosis. Due to the limited length of fallopian tube, only by ensuring sufficient anatomical tissue can its postoperative function be restored. The success of fallopian tube anastomosis must first remove the original ligation site. Therefore, the anastomosis needs to ensure that the operation is successful at one time. If the operation fails, the success rate of the second anastomosis will be very low, and the functional recovery will be even more so. Therefore, it is very necessary to ensure the success of the operation at one time. The probability of pregnancy after successful fallopian tube anastomosis is as high as more than 90%, so the choice of hospital for fallopian tube anastomosis is very important. Through long-term experience accumulation and technological innovation, the medical staff of the Tube Team of the Infertility Center of Minquan County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Shangqiu City, Henan Province have made the technology of microsurgical anastomosis reach a very mature and almost perfect level, thus making the success rate of anastomosis reach nearly 100%.

Experts believe that the implementation of fallopian tube anastomosis requires special experience, special instruments, special materials, special surgical design, and delicate surgical operations, thus ensuring that microsurgical anastomosis will greatly increase the success rate of the anastomosis operation. However, due to the high technical precision and expensive anastomotic materials, the cost of treatment is significantly higher than that of ordinary anastomosis operations.

Tubal blockage requires appropriate treatment based on the location of the blockage. The best treatment for blockage of the interstitial and isthmus parts of the fallopian tubes is to undergo X-ray tubal interventional recanalization, with a recanalization rate of over 90% and a postoperative pregnancy rate of 50%. There is no good clinical treatment for ampulla obstruction of the fallopian tube. Appropriate treatment can be considered for the blocked area. The best treatment for obstruction of the interstitial and isthmus parts of the fallopian tube is to undergo X-ray interventional tubal recanalization, with a recanalization rate of over 90% and a postoperative pregnancy rate of 50%. There is no good clinical treatment for obstruction of the fallopian tube ampulla, but in vitro fertilization can be considered. If the umbrella end is blocked (water accumulation), umbrella ostomy can be performed, which can be laparoscopic ostomy or open surgical ostomy. The postoperative pregnancy rate is over 20%.