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Recanalization of the
fallopian tubes
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The recanalization of the
fallopian tubes or rather the
reconstruction of the tubes to get
pregnant again, is done more frequently
to the reversal of previous
sterilization procedures. The
obstruction of the tube-related diseases
are rare and may be due to endometriosis
or chronic inflammation of the tubes.
Postoperative complications are rare and
usually the patients are discharged on
the second day of post-surgical,
depending on the procedure performed
practice a hysterosalpingogram (x-ray of
the uterus and fallopian tubes with dye)
to visualize the outcome of surgery
Not recommended
laparoscopy a second early in the case
of women in later age for breeding, or
in those who had extensive pelvic
adhesions preoperatively.
When the patient does not
achieve pregnancy after 12 to 18 months
after surgery, you will have a
second-look laparoscopy in order to
reassess the pelvis and consider other
treatments.
The results of surgery are affected by
many factors such as: nature and extent
of pelvic adhesions, intensity and
degree of extension of the process that
affects the fallopian tubes; extent of
damage caused by tubal disease or
previous interventions, length of
reconstructed tube, presence of
additional disease, status of other
factors of fertility surgical technique
and post-operative care, pre-operative
selection process.
Obviously, the skill of the surgeon and
careful postoperative favor a good
prognosis. The micro-surgical techniques
appear to offer significantly better
results compared with those obtained
with conventional techniques.
