In this method, surgical intervention can be performed without making a large incision in the abdominal wall. Hysteroscopy is a procedure used to examine the inside of the uterus or perform surgical interventions and is performed by inserting a thin camera into the uterus.
Laparoscopic surgery offers a number of advantages. Compared to traditional open surgery, it has advantages such as being less invasive, less blood loss, less recovery time and shorter hospital stay. It allows examination and treatment of intra-abdominal organs without a large incision. However, this type of surgery requires the surgeon to have special training, and there are situations where not every surgical procedure is feasible.
Hysteroscopic surgery is used to examine or treat the inside of the uterus. This method is preferred to correct polyps, myomas or inner layer problems in the uterus. Although it is generally considered a non-surgical procedure, minor surgical procedures can also be performed in some cases.
Both surgical techniques have risks. Laparoscopic surgery, although rare, may damage intra-abdominal organs or increase the risk of infection. Hysteroscopic surgery also has a similar risk of infection, and rarely, serious complications such as uterine perforation may occur.
Both surgical techniques have advantages and risks, and their feasibility may vary depending on the surgeon's assessment and the patient's condition. Therefore, it is important to consult a specialist to get more information about these procedures or to get precise information about their applicability.
