Hysteroscopic Surgery
Hysteroscopic surgery or
hysteroscopy
is a minimally invasive procedure for viewing the lining and interior of the uterus (womb). A flexible visualising scope is inserted through the vagina and into the cervical opening to view the uterus, including the openings to the fallopian tubes, as well as to examine the cervix, cervical canal and vagina. Hysteroscopy may be performed to diagnose or treat abnormalities of the uterus or cervix. It is used to evaluate a range of problems, including: abnormal vaginal bleeding; retained placenta after a birth; scarring, or adhesions, from previous uterine surgery or instrumentation; and polyps or fibroid tumours inside the cervical canal or the uterus. During hysteroscopy samples of tissue may be taken for analysis (biopsy). Hysteroscopy can also be used to perform surgical
sterilisation
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I am a general gynaecologist with a special interest in minimal access surgery and ultrasound. I offer a unique service to your patient. . . .
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Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Anil Sharma is a specialist Gynaecologist working in Auckland, New Zealand, who provides quality medical and surgical . . .
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Anju is a New Zealand-trained gynaecologist with a special interest in minimally invasive surgery and pelvic oor disorders. . . .
Dynes & Flora provide team-based gynaecology services, and have significant experience and a skills base . . .
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My practice philosophy revolves around working passionately to build a reputation of excellence, approachability and compassion. . . .
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Jose Roman trained in London where he obtained an MSc degree from London University. He also completed 6 years of formal specialized training in Obstetrics . . .
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Dynes is an experienced New Zealand trained Gynaecologist. He has learned that excellent Women’s health care requires discipline and collaboration. . . .
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Laparoscopic and hysteroscopy (including office hysteroscopy) surgery, Endometriosis, Endocrine Gynaecology: Menopause, Polycystic ovarian syndrome, Incontinence (Gynae) . . . .
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Phill graduated from Auckland Medical School in 2003, with post-graduate specialist training completed in Hamilton, Auckland and Tauranga. . . .
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Diagnostic and advanced gynaecological services including, Fertility, Endometriosis and Pelvic pain, Abnormal vaginal bleeding, Uterine anomalies, Prolapse . . .
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Dr Jeanie McDonald is an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist who has been in private practice for 15 years. . . .
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I am a gynaecologist with specialist interests in advanced Endoscopic surgery, Fertility treatment & Reproductive medicine.
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Ammar graduated from the University of Baghdad in 1988 and subsequently spent 4 years of his residency in Iraq. He did 4 years of general surgery and . . .
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Doug is a UK trained gynaecologist with special interests in minimal access surgery including laparoscopic hysterectomy, treatment of endometriosis and . . .
