by Dr. Natchez
in Health / Diseases and Conditions (submitted 2009-06-30)
Tubal reversal is the process of reattaching the fallopian tubes that were separated in the tubal ligation process. It is now completely possible to reverse this procedure for those couples who change their mind and decide that they want to have more children. The advancements made in tubal reversal surgery are very good news for those who wanted to have babies again after a tubal ligation.
In tubal ligation, doctors may clip, burn, tie, or cut the fallopian tubes. To adequately counsel the patient and her partner, we must have the detailed previous report of the tubal ligation surgery. Depending on the type of tubal ligation, we can access how many places the tubes are burned, or how much of the fallopian tube was destroyed. If these details are not mentioned, the tubal reversal success rate will not be as accurately determined prior to the surgery. In order to reattach the tubes, there must be some healthy part of fallopian tube for the tubal reversal. The total length of a fallopian tube is normally about 10cm. At least 5 cm of healthy tube on each side is optimal to conceive again with success rate of as high as 80%. Although pregnancies do occasionally occur with tubal lengths as little as 3 cm.
In the burning procedure of a tubal ligation, the normal practice of doctors is burning of three points of 1 cm each on both fallopian tubes. The process can also be performed with burning of tubes from two points. The success rate of a tubal reversal is directly related to the final length of healthy fallopian tube left after the tubal reversal.
Dr. Maurice and his team provide the excellent surgical care that maximizes the chances of a successful tubal reversal. Dr. Maurice is an experienced expert in performing tubal reversal surgery with Microsurgical Tubal Reanastomosis (MTR) techniques
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Dr. Natchez and his team provide the excellent surgical care that maximizes the chances of a successful tubal reversal. Dr. Natchez is an experienced expert in performing tubal reversal surgery with Microsurgical Tubal Reanastomosis (MTR) techniques.
Senin, 25 Juli 2011
Fertility Medicine: Tubal Reversal Doctors
by Elisa Cruz
in Other (submitted 2008-04-16)
At some point in your life, it is possible to have made the decision to tie your fallopian tubes, or tubal ligation, and thus prevent fertility. It is also possible to seek out the help of tubal reversal doctors who can assist you with re-gaining your fertility. Tubal ligation need not be permanent and with the help of concerned and caring tubal reversal doctors, you can regain the ability to have children again.
Tubal reversal doctors are able to help you add to your family size or even start a family. However, there are risks and limitations involved. It is important to speak with tubal reversal doctors to verify the risk and limitations that may occur in your specific case. Once a tubal ligation is performed, the fallopian tubes can be damaged beyond repair. This can lead tubal reversal doctors to inform you that a tubal reversal is not as likely to restore your ability to conceive.
Women who have tubal reversals performed often have a high pregnancy rate, but this rate all depends on your specific level of fertility and the tubal ligation procedure previously performed. Keep in mind that all tubal reversal doctors have your best interest in mind and desire to keep you 100% informed of the likelihood of your conceiving a healthy baby. A tubal reversal can be performed under general or local anesthesia and often takes place in one to two hours time. Tubal reversal doctors may have various different ways of performing the surgery so it is best to get a thorough idea of what to expect and how long the surgery will last. Also, recovery time should be a concern as well.
Tubal reversal doctors may inform you that it is helpful to bring medical records or pathology reports pertaining to the initial tubal ligation procedure. This allows the tubal reversal doctors to get a better idea of any health concerns that pertain to your specific situation. It is also important to share with the tubal reversal doctors whatever side effects occurred in your case or any other outstanding occurrence that may affect the surgery and your recovery time.
Tubal reversal doctors can offer you a vast array of knowledge and keep you informed of what realistic expectations you should have going into the procedure. It is a gift of modern medicine and technology that something as seemingly permanent as tubal ligation can be undone by an experienced team of tubal reversal doctors.
One final important thing to consider is asking tubal reversal doctors how many centimeters of fallopian tube you have and if your medical report reveals with. The body must have 3-4 centimeters of fallopian tube to work with for any tubal reversal doctor to restore the ability to conceive after a tubal ligation has taken place. Keep in mind that every woman's body is different and that most tubal ligation procedures are performed with the idea of a future reversal in mind. So your chances of conceiving after a tubal ligation still remain high as long as you have a strong team of tubal reversal doctors that you have spoken to, weighing your options and your health.
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Please visit FertilityProRegistry.com for more information about tubal reversal and ligation or to search for a tubal reversal doctor near you.
in Other (submitted 2008-04-16)
At some point in your life, it is possible to have made the decision to tie your fallopian tubes, or tubal ligation, and thus prevent fertility. It is also possible to seek out the help of tubal reversal doctors who can assist you with re-gaining your fertility. Tubal ligation need not be permanent and with the help of concerned and caring tubal reversal doctors, you can regain the ability to have children again.
Tubal reversal doctors are able to help you add to your family size or even start a family. However, there are risks and limitations involved. It is important to speak with tubal reversal doctors to verify the risk and limitations that may occur in your specific case. Once a tubal ligation is performed, the fallopian tubes can be damaged beyond repair. This can lead tubal reversal doctors to inform you that a tubal reversal is not as likely to restore your ability to conceive.
Women who have tubal reversals performed often have a high pregnancy rate, but this rate all depends on your specific level of fertility and the tubal ligation procedure previously performed. Keep in mind that all tubal reversal doctors have your best interest in mind and desire to keep you 100% informed of the likelihood of your conceiving a healthy baby. A tubal reversal can be performed under general or local anesthesia and often takes place in one to two hours time. Tubal reversal doctors may have various different ways of performing the surgery so it is best to get a thorough idea of what to expect and how long the surgery will last. Also, recovery time should be a concern as well.
Tubal reversal doctors may inform you that it is helpful to bring medical records or pathology reports pertaining to the initial tubal ligation procedure. This allows the tubal reversal doctors to get a better idea of any health concerns that pertain to your specific situation. It is also important to share with the tubal reversal doctors whatever side effects occurred in your case or any other outstanding occurrence that may affect the surgery and your recovery time.
Tubal reversal doctors can offer you a vast array of knowledge and keep you informed of what realistic expectations you should have going into the procedure. It is a gift of modern medicine and technology that something as seemingly permanent as tubal ligation can be undone by an experienced team of tubal reversal doctors.
One final important thing to consider is asking tubal reversal doctors how many centimeters of fallopian tube you have and if your medical report reveals with. The body must have 3-4 centimeters of fallopian tube to work with for any tubal reversal doctor to restore the ability to conceive after a tubal ligation has taken place. Keep in mind that every woman's body is different and that most tubal ligation procedures are performed with the idea of a future reversal in mind. So your chances of conceiving after a tubal ligation still remain high as long as you have a strong team of tubal reversal doctors that you have spoken to, weighing your options and your health.
About the Author
Please visit FertilityProRegistry.com for more information about tubal reversal and ligation or to search for a tubal reversal doctor near you.
Rabu, 13 Juli 2011
Introducing Tubal reversal and tubal ligation reversal
by Nanncy Sarah
in Health / Wellness (submitted 2011-03-09)
Tubal reversal, also called tubal sterilization reversal or tubal ligation reversal, is a surgical procedure that attempts to restore fertility to women after a tubal ligation. By rejoining the separated segments of fallopian tube, tubal reversal may give women the chance to become pregnant again.
The fallopian tube is a muscular organ extending from the uterus and ending next to the ovary. The tube is attached to the ovary by a small ligament. The inner tubal lining is rich in cilia. These are microscopic hair-like projections that beat in waves that help move the egg or ovum to the uterus in conjunction with muscular contractions of the tube. The fallopian tube is normally about 10 cm (4 inches) long and consists of several segments. Starting from the uterus and proceeding outward, these are the: * Interstitial segment - extends from the uterine cavity through the uterine muscle * Isthmic segment - narrow muscular portion adjacent to the uterus * Ampullary segment - wider and longer middle part of the tube * Infundibular segment - funnel shaped segment next to the fimbrial end * Fimbrial segment - wide opening at the end of the tube facing the ovary Tubal reversal procedures Tubal ligation reversal utilizes the techniques of microsurgery to open and reconnect the fallopian tube segments that remain after a tubal sterilization procedure[1][2]. Microsurgery minimizes tissue damage and bleeding during surgery. Essential elements of microsurgical technique include gentle tissue handling, magnifying the operating field, keeping body tissues in their normal state with warmed irrigation fluids, and using the smallest sutures with the thinnest needles capable of holding the tubal ends together to promote proper healing of the rejoined tubal segments. Tubotubal anastomosis Following a tubal ligation, there are usually two remaining fallopian tube segments - the proximal tubal segment that emerges from the uterus and the distal tubal segment that ends with the fimbria next to the ovary. After opening the blocked ends of the remaining tubal segments, a narrow flexible stent is gently threaded through their inner cavities or lumens and into the uterine cavity. This ensures that the fallopian tube is open from the uterine cavity to its fimbrial end. The newly created tubal openings are then drawn next to each other by placing a retention suture in the connective tissue that lies beneath the fallopian tubes (mesosalpinx). The retention suture avoids the likelihood of the tubal segments subsequently pulling apart. Microsurgical sutures are used to precisely align the muscular portion (muscularis externa) and outer layer (serosa), while avoiding the inner layer (mucosa) of the fallopian tube. The tubal stent is then gently withdrawn from the fimbrial end of the tube. Tubouterine implantation In a small percentage of cases, a tubal ligation procedure leaves only the distal portion of the fallopian tube and no proximal tubal segment. This may occur when monopolar tubal coagulation has been applied to the isthmic segment of the fallopian tube as it emerges from the uterus. In this situation, a new opening can be created through the uterine muscle and the remaining tubal segment inserted into the uterine cavity. This microsurgical procedure is called tubouterine implantation, uterotubal implantation, or, simply, tubal implantation. Tubal implantation is performed when tubal anastomosis is not possible due to the absence of a proximal tubal segment and interstitial tubal lumen.
About the Author
Dr.Morice provides this service in Louisiana in a very cost effective way. Tubal Reversals and Reversal of tubal Ligation services offered in a cost effective outpatient setting. This service is best for those women who want to get pregnant again.
in Health / Wellness (submitted 2011-03-09)
Tubal reversal, also called tubal sterilization reversal or tubal ligation reversal, is a surgical procedure that attempts to restore fertility to women after a tubal ligation. By rejoining the separated segments of fallopian tube, tubal reversal may give women the chance to become pregnant again.
The fallopian tube is a muscular organ extending from the uterus and ending next to the ovary. The tube is attached to the ovary by a small ligament. The inner tubal lining is rich in cilia. These are microscopic hair-like projections that beat in waves that help move the egg or ovum to the uterus in conjunction with muscular contractions of the tube. The fallopian tube is normally about 10 cm (4 inches) long and consists of several segments. Starting from the uterus and proceeding outward, these are the: * Interstitial segment - extends from the uterine cavity through the uterine muscle * Isthmic segment - narrow muscular portion adjacent to the uterus * Ampullary segment - wider and longer middle part of the tube * Infundibular segment - funnel shaped segment next to the fimbrial end * Fimbrial segment - wide opening at the end of the tube facing the ovary Tubal reversal procedures Tubal ligation reversal utilizes the techniques of microsurgery to open and reconnect the fallopian tube segments that remain after a tubal sterilization procedure[1][2]. Microsurgery minimizes tissue damage and bleeding during surgery. Essential elements of microsurgical technique include gentle tissue handling, magnifying the operating field, keeping body tissues in their normal state with warmed irrigation fluids, and using the smallest sutures with the thinnest needles capable of holding the tubal ends together to promote proper healing of the rejoined tubal segments. Tubotubal anastomosis Following a tubal ligation, there are usually two remaining fallopian tube segments - the proximal tubal segment that emerges from the uterus and the distal tubal segment that ends with the fimbria next to the ovary. After opening the blocked ends of the remaining tubal segments, a narrow flexible stent is gently threaded through their inner cavities or lumens and into the uterine cavity. This ensures that the fallopian tube is open from the uterine cavity to its fimbrial end. The newly created tubal openings are then drawn next to each other by placing a retention suture in the connective tissue that lies beneath the fallopian tubes (mesosalpinx). The retention suture avoids the likelihood of the tubal segments subsequently pulling apart. Microsurgical sutures are used to precisely align the muscular portion (muscularis externa) and outer layer (serosa), while avoiding the inner layer (mucosa) of the fallopian tube. The tubal stent is then gently withdrawn from the fimbrial end of the tube. Tubouterine implantation In a small percentage of cases, a tubal ligation procedure leaves only the distal portion of the fallopian tube and no proximal tubal segment. This may occur when monopolar tubal coagulation has been applied to the isthmic segment of the fallopian tube as it emerges from the uterus. In this situation, a new opening can be created through the uterine muscle and the remaining tubal segment inserted into the uterine cavity. This microsurgical procedure is called tubouterine implantation, uterotubal implantation, or, simply, tubal implantation. Tubal implantation is performed when tubal anastomosis is not possible due to the absence of a proximal tubal segment and interstitial tubal lumen.
About the Author
Dr.Morice provides this service in Louisiana in a very cost effective way. Tubal Reversals and Reversal of tubal Ligation services offered in a cost effective outpatient setting. This service is best for those women who want to get pregnant again.
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