What is the success rate of fallopian tube recanalization?

Fallopian tube recanalization is a common operation in clinical practice, and it is also a plastic surgery. Many people want to know what the success rate of fallopian tube reversal is. The earliest success rate of fallopian tube recanalization surgery was low, but with the development of medicine, the success rate of fallopian tube recanalization surgery has gradually increased.

1. Success rate

The success rate of tubal recanalization after ligation is about 75%. Many routine preoperative examinations need to be done before the operation, such as: liver and kidney function, hepatitis B two-to-a-half test, blood routine, coagulation function, B-ultrasound of the uterus and appendages, electrocardiogram, etc. This operation should be able to be performed in the local tertiary hospital or family planning reproductive center.

2. Advantages of surgery

Advantage 1: The rate of abdominal pain is high, and the lesion site of the fallopian tube can be thoroughly examined at the same time, and then the lesion can be accurately cleared and treated, which also solves the problem of adhesion.

Advantage 2: There is no pain, the body will not be injured, and the fallopian tubes are cleared with soft silk, and the treatment effect is particularly obvious.

Advantage three: The treatment is safe and thorough, ensuring that the operation is carried out smoothly under sterile and infection-free conditions.

Advantage 4: Quick recovery, you can move around freely after treatment, and there is no need for hospitalization.

3. The success rate is related to physical fitness

Whether the recanalization rate after tubal ligation is high or not depends on the scope of surgery, the location of tubal ligation, the degree of edema damage, the diameter of the two ends of the tubal tube, the remaining length of the tubal tube, whether there is adhesion in the pelvic cavity, and the ability of the surgeon to operate microsurgery. Tubal anastomosis after ligation is a relatively complex, delicate and technically demanding operation. The earliest tubal recanalization was performed under the naked eye and had a low success rate. Now, advanced minimally invasive technology is used for tubal anastomosis, and the success rate is relatively high, but the specific probability depends on each individual's situation.