A Review on the Use of Hysteroscopy Tissue Removal System in Gynaecology

R. Gururaj
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Intrauterine pathologies have become the common cause of gynaecological visits. These pathologies, if not treated can increase the rates of infertility and the risk of endometrial cancer. Surgical resection of intrauterine pathologies including polyps, fibroids, and intracavitary lesions using resectoscopes or hysteroscopy has become the mainstay of treatment, but the removal of large lesions poses a significant challenge to the surgeon. Also, the accumulation of fibroid pieces, fluid overloads, and the need for additional surgeries make these procedures more complex and tiresome. Numerous innovations in endoscopic gynaecology technology have resulted in the availability of Hysteroscopy tissue removal systems or hysteroscopy morcellators. This minimally invasive procedure has proved to be an efficient and safe alternative to conventional hysteroscopy resection. The objective of this review was to explore the clinical evidence available for the use of Hysteroscopy tissue removal systems and determine their efficacy and safety in gynaecological practice. The structure, procedural details, and characteristics of commonly used hysteroscopy tissue removal systems were thoroughly studies. Clinical performance, safety, and efficacy of these systems in comparison to other techniques were also evaluated in several uterine abnormalities. After reviewing the published literature, we concluded that the hysteroscopy tissue removal systems were more effective and safe to treat a wide range of intrauterine pathologies. The minimal fluid deficit, simultaneous cutting, and suction of tissue fragments, reduced operating time and minimum need for additional procedures with hysteroscopy tissue removal systems make it an excellent and viable option for treating a wide spectrum of uterine abnormalities in both office and operative settings. Obstetrics & Gynecology: Open Access Gururaj R. Gynecol Obstet Open Acc 5: 142. https://www.doi.org/10.29011/2577-2236.100142 https://www.gavinpublishers.com/
宫腔镜组织切除系统在妇科中的应用综述
宫内病变已成为妇科就诊的常见原因。如果不及时治疗,这些疾病会增加不孕症的发生率和患子宫内膜癌的风险。手术切除子宫内病变,包括息肉、肌瘤和腔内病变,切除或宫腔镜已成为治疗的主流,但大病变的切除对外科医生来说是一个重大挑战。此外,肌瘤块的积累、液体超载以及需要额外的手术使这些手术更加复杂和令人厌倦。内窥镜妇科技术的许多创新导致了宫腔镜组织切除系统或宫腔镜粉碎器的可用性。这种微创手术已被证明是一种有效和安全的替代传统宫腔镜切除术。本综述的目的是探讨使用宫腔镜组织切除系统的临床证据,并确定其在妇科实践中的有效性和安全性。对常用宫腔镜组织切除系统的结构、操作细节和特点进行了深入的研究。临床性能,安全性和有效性,这些系统比较其他技术也评估了几个子宫异常。在回顾已发表的文献后,我们得出结论,宫腔镜下的组织切除系统更有效和安全的治疗广泛的宫内病变。最小的液体不足,同时切割和吸组织碎片,减少手术时间和最少需要额外的程序与宫腔镜组织切除系统使其成为一个极好的和可行的选择,治疗广泛的子宫异常在办公室和手术设置。《妇产科学:开放获取》Gururaj R.。https://www.doi.org/10.29011/2577 - 2236.100142 https://www.gavinpublishers.com/
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