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Medical manipulations

Vaginal uterine extirpation.

Vaginal hysterectomy can be simple and quite complex if it is performed without prolapse of the vaginal walls and in the absence of pelvic floor muscle failure. The postoperative course after vaginal surgery is usually easier than after abdominal wall laparotomy.

Uterine vaginal amputation.

Clamps are applied to the round ligaments of the uterus, the proper ligaments of the ovaries and the fallopian tubes in such a way that the first of them is located close to the uterus, and then, stepping back 1-1.5 cm from the lateral surface of the uterus, the clamps are used to grasp the round ligament, the proper ligament of the ovaries and the fallopian tube.

Surgery on the uterine appendages

Technically, the operation on the uterine appendages can be simple, but in some cases it is complicated by numerous adhesions. If it is difficult to remove the ovarian tumor into the wound, two swabs on a forceps can be used and, by moving them under the tumor.

Laparoscopy

Laparoscopy is a method of direct optical examination of abdominal organs. Depending on the time of performance, laparoscopy can be planned or performed urgently, before surgery and in the early or late postoperative periods.

Surgical interventions on the female genitalia

Surgical interventions on female genital organs are carried out mainly in two ways - transabdominal (abdominal wall) or transvaginal.

Female circumcision

Despite widespread condemnation of circumcision, the practice continues in many countries, with prevalence ranging from less than 1% to 99%.

Circumcision (male circumcision)

Circumcision is the partial surgical removal of the foreskin. The most common surgical procedure in men. Prevalence varies in different countries: 50% in Canada, 60-90% in the USA, 90-95% in Israel.