Dr Akshay Chounde

Metroplasty is a surgical procedure used to reconstruct or reshape the uterus to correct congenital abnormalities and improve reproductive outcomes. 🔍 What is Metroplasty used for? It is performed to treat uterine abnormalities such as: Septate uterus (most common) Bicornuate uterus T-shaped uterus Other congenital uterine malformations These conditions can cause: Recurrent miscarriages Infertility Preterm delivery ⚙️ Types of Metroplasty 1. Hysteroscopic Metroplasty Minimally invasive (no cuts on abdomen) Done using a hysteroscope Commonly used for septal resection 2. Abdominal Metroplasty Open or laparoscopic surgery Used for more complex uterine shapes (e.g., bicornuate uterus)

Septal resection (also called uterine septum resection) is a surgical procedure used to remove a partition (septum) inside the uterus. This septum is a congenital condition where the uterus is divided partially or completely by a wall of tissue. 🔍 What is a uterine septum? A uterine septum is a birth defect in which a band of tissue divides the uterine cavity. It can lead to: Recurrent miscarriages Infertility Poor pregnancy outcomes ⚙️ How septal resection is done The procedure is usually performed using a hysteroscope (same instrument used in diagnostic hysteroscopy) A small surgical instrument is passed through the hysteroscope The septum is carefully cut and removed No external cuts or stitches are required

Diagnostic hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to examine the inside of the uterus (uterine cavity) using a thin, lighted instrument called a hysteroscope. 🔍 What is it used for? It helps doctors diagnose various uterine conditions, such as: Abnormal uterine bleeding Infertility issues Recurrent miscarriages Uterine fibroids or polyps Adhesions (scar tissue inside the uterus) Congenital uterine abnormalities ⚙️ How is the procedure done? A hysteroscope is gently inserted through the vagina and cervix into the uterus. The uterus is expanded using fluid or gas to allow clear visualization. A camera transmits images to a screen for examination. ⏱️ Duration Usually takes 10–30 minutes Often done as an outpatient procedure (no hospital stay required) 💉 Anesthesia May be done without anesthesia, or with: Local anesthesia Mild sedation Short general anesthesia (in some cases) 😌 What to expect During: Mild cramping or discomfort (similar to period pain) After: Light vaginal bleeding or spotting for 1–2 days Mild cramps ⚠️ Risks (rare) Infection Uterine perforation Bleeding Reaction to anesthesia ✅ Benefits Accurate diagnosis Avoids major surgery Quick recovery

All types of Laparoscopic surgery including gallbladder surgery,hernias and Gastrointestinal diseases done laparoscopic -Less pain -Early recovery -Early discharge

by hysteroscopy we can visulised uterus inside