What is Laparoscopic Sterilisation? - Dr. Shanthala Thupanna скачать в хорошем качестве

What is Laparoscopic Sterilisation? - Dr. Shanthala Thupanna

The sterilization, either we do through the laparoscopy or the open surgery, is a permanent method of contraception, where the woman will not be able to conceive. So it is a method of contraception. So this can be done by an open surgery or laparoscopy. So in laparoscopy, we have the advantages of small cuts, better vision, better surgery, less blood loss and faster recovery. On the same day within 2 -3 hours she can go home after the laparoscopy. In open surgery we can do immediately after the delivery, or during the caesarian section after the baby is fine, we can do a sterilization. In most of the open cases, previously was done by cutting the segment of the tube and tying the edges of the tube and that part of the tube will be taken out.in laparoscopy simple silastic rings will be available. We occlude the tubes with the silastic rings. We call it as the falope rings which we can use it for the open surgery. But in open surgery, we cut the tubes a little bit more compared to the laparoscopic sterilization. So with the less cuts, we have the advantage of laparoscopic sterilization.