Our transabdominal Scans help us to:
- Monitor the baby's health throughout nine months
- Do a Targeted anomaly scan.
- Doing Echocardiography during pregnancy.
- Doppler ultrasound to determine the amount of nutrient intakes by the fetus.
Hysteroscopy is the preferred choice of treatment when it comes to the treatment of infertility. Hysteroscopy can both diagnose and treat problems. Hysteroscopy is the medical term for a procedure that allows a doctor to look inside a woman's uterus. This procedure takes place under the influence of general anesthetics. In doing so, it captures some very important information while the baby is still in the womb.
Sumiran Women’s Hospital is equipped with new technologies and also offers 3D and 4D imaging.
In the Asherman Syndrome the uterine wall becomes adherent anteriorly and posteriorly, and this infection or damage ranges from mild to severe. It is through the process of adhesiolysis, menstruation and reproduction are regained. It provides a spacious environment for implantation and development of the embryo. Intrauterine contraceptive devices inserted into the uterus may prevent re-formation of adhesions.
Among all the types of Mullerian anomalies, a septate uterus is the most common. Recurrent pregnancy loss is one of the more predominant symptoms. The removal of the septum increases the implantation index as well as the embryo's oxygen and nutrient uptake. With the use of hysteroscopy, the septum could be precisely removed without damaging the healthy myometrial tissue.
Polyps are protrusions of the endometrium or myometrium that fill the space available for implantation. Normal anatomy may be restored and a specimen could be obtained for histopathology by hysteroscopic excision by means of 5 fr scissors.
Through the use of a hysteroscope, it is possible to remove submucous fibroid tumors that are less than 3 cm in size and do not exceed 2 tumors.
Implantation can be hindered by retained products of conception (fetal bone) and lost intrauterine chromosomes (IUCDs), leading to infertility. These can be removed with hysteroscopy without causing any endometrial injury.
It is possible to establish tuble patency after negotiating the cornual obstruction of the fallopian tube with a guide wire.
