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Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Options Reasons You May Need Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Types of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Benefits of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery A Leader in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery

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Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Options• Reasons You May Need Minimally

Invasive Gynecologic Surgery

• Types of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery

• Benefits of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery

• A Leader in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery

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Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery involves the use of less invasive techniques to treat a wide range of gynecologic conditions. Minimally invasive procedures require only a few small incisions on the abdomen through which small instruments can be placed. This allows the surgeon to access the surgical site without the need for a large abdominal incision. Patients receive general anesthesia for the procedure and typically go home the same day or after an overnight stay in the hospital for monitoring.

• Abnormal bleeding

• Endometriosis

• Cervical incompetence

• Ovarian cysts

• Pelvic adhesions (scar tissue)

• Pelvic organ prolapse (uterine prolapse, cystocele, rectocele)

• Urinary disorders/incontinence

• Uterinefibroids/polyps

Reasons You May Need Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Manywomensufferfromgynecologicdisordersatsomepointduringtheirlifetime.Someconditionsrequireimmediateattention,whileothersmaybeamorechronicissue.Ifyouhavebeenexperiencingsymptomsfromagynecologicalconditionthataffectsyourhealthandqualityoflife,andnonsurgicaltherapiesdonotornolongerproviderelief,yourdoctormaysuggestsurgery.Amajorityofgynecologicconditionscannowbetreatedthrough minimally invasive surgery, including:

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Laparoscopic SurgeryInthistypeofminimallyinvasivesurgery,smallincisions are made on the abdominal wall through whichsurgicalequipmentandacamera(laparoscope)forviewingareinserted.Thelaparoscopeallowsthesurgeontovisualizethesurgicalarea.Yoursurgeonuses special long-handled tools inserted into the otherincisionstoperformthesurgery,whileviewingmagnifiedimagesfromthelaparoscopeonavideoscreen.

Minimally invasive gynecologic procedures include:

• Biopsy/excisionoflymphnodes

• Endometrial ablations

• Hysteroscopicfallopiantubecannulation

• Laparoscopic hysterectomy

• Laparoscopic ovarian surgery

• Myomectomy

• Ovarian cystectomy

• Radical hysterectomy

• Repairofstressincontinence

• Revision/removalofvaginalgraft

• Sacrocolpopexy(reconstructivesurgeryforvaginal or cervical prolapse)

• Salpingostomy/Salpingectomy(procedureonorremovaloffallopiantubes)

• Salpingo-oophorectomy(removalofovariesandfallopiantubes)

• Supracervicalhysterectomy

• Tubalreanastomosis(tuballigationreversal)

• Tumordebulking

• Uterine suspension

• Vaginal hysterectomy

• Vaginal cystocele repair

• Vaginal rectocele repair

Robotic SurgeryManyminimallyinvasiveproceduresareperformedwiththeaddedprecisionofroboticsurgicaltechnology.ThedaVinci®SurgicalSystemprovides

Open Surgery Traditional Laparoscopic Surgery

Robotic Surgery

Types of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery In the past, surgeons made large incisions in skin and muscle so that they could directly see and work on the area of concern. This is called open surgery. In an open gynecologic procedure, the surgeon would make one large incision (cut) in your abdomen. The incision must be large enough for your surgeon’s hands to reach inside and access the organs involved. Today, a large majority of gynecologic conditions can be treated through minimally invasive or robotic surgery.

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surgeons with an alternative to both traditional open surgery and conventional laparoscopy, putting a surgeon’shandsatthecontrolsofstate-of-the-art robotictechnology.Comparedtoopensurgeryusinga long incision, or even other minimally invasive techniquessuchaslaparoscopy,roboticsurgerygivessurgeonsanewlevelofprecisionandcontrol,enablingsurgeonstoperformeventhemostcomplexand delicate procedures through very small incisions withunmatchedaccuracy.Thisisespeciallycriticalincomplexsurgeriesinvolvingreproductiveorgans.

Duringyourprocedure,yoursurgeonwillmakejustafewsmallincisions—similartoconventionallaparoscopy.Whatsetsroboticsurgeryapartfromlaparoscopyisapowerful,3D,high-definition camera and special wristed instruments that are able tobendandrotatefarmorethanthehumanwrist. As a result, your surgeon is able to operate with enhancedvision,precision,dexterityandcontrol.Yoursurgeonwillsitataconsoleafewfeetfromtheoperatingtablelookingthroughamonitorthatprovidesacrystal-clear,magnified3Dviewofthesurgicalsite.Eventhoughit’scalled“roboticsurgery,”yoursurgeonfullycontrolsalltheinstruments. From the console, the surgeon directly controls the robot,whichhasarmsforoperatingallinstrumentsandalsotheabilitytomove,zoomandfocustheroboticcamera.Yoursurgeon’shandmovements are translated into smaller, less invasive and more precisemovements.

Robotic gynecologic procedures include:

• Cystocele repair

• Dermoid cyst removal

• Endometriosisexcision

• Myomectomy

• Rectocele repair

• Supracervicalhysterectomy

• Totalhysterectomy

• Uterine resuspension

• Vaginal prolapse repair

Benefits of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery Asaresultofadvancedtechnology,minimallyinvasiveorroboticsurgeryoffersyoulessrisk forcomplications,aquickerrecoveryandafasterreturntoyourdailylife.Specificpotentialbenefits as compared to traditional open surgery include:

• Less pain

• Less scarring

• Less blood loss

• Shorterlengthofhospitalstay

• Reduced complication rate

• Reduced hospital readmission rate

• Quickerreturntonormaldailyactivities

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A Leader in Minimally Invasive Gynecologic SurgeryAtOrlandoHealthWinniePalmerHospital forWomen&Babies,ourcommitmentisto providewomenwithsafe,compassionatecare fromthemostcapableandhighlytrainedhealthcareteamutilizingthemostadvancedtechnology. OrlandoHealthWinniePalmeroffersarobustminimally invasive gynecologic surgery program, with doctors who specialize in minimally invasive androboticprocedures.Ourteamwillprovideyouwith the individualized, caring and technologically advancedmedicalandsurgicalcareyouneed.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor Tohelpyoumakeaninformeddecisionaboutyourcare,considerbringingquestionslikethesetoyoursurgeon or doctor visit:

• Whatmedicaloptionsareavailablefor my condition?

• WhathappensifIdon’tgetsurgery?

• Whatisthedifferencebetweenthe surgical options?

• Whatcomplicationsmayoccur?

• WhattypeofanesthesiawillIreceive?

• Howlongwillmysurgerytake?

• WherewillIhavescars?

• WhenwillIgohome?

Ifyouoralovedonehasbeendiagnosedwithagynecologicconditionthatmayrequiresurgery,youoweittoyourselftolearnaboutallofyourmedicaloptions,includingthemosteffective,leastinvasivesurgicaltreatmentsavailable.

75%ofallourgynecologic surgeriesare minimally invasive,significantlybetter than the

national average of30%.

Infact,

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