Laparoscopy is minimally invasive keyhole surgery that lets Dr. Mustafa Aldam both diagnose and treat gynecological conditions through small incisions, with faster recovery than open surgery.
Laparoscopic gynecological surgery is a minimally invasive alternative to open surgery. A slender, lighted tube with a camera (a laparoscope) is passed through a small abdominal incision so the pelvic area can be viewed on a monitor. This allows both diagnosis and treatment through keyhole incisions, avoiding the need for large, exploratory open surgery.
Laparoscopy may help women with unexplained pelvic pain, unexplained infertility, a history of pelvic infection, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, ectopic pregnancy, or reproductive cancers. It can be used to investigate a condition and, in the same setting, to treat it.
Diagnostic laparoscopy lets Dr. Aldam see the internal pelvic structures directly through the camera, confirming the presence of gynecological conditions without exploratory open surgery. It follows a consultation and any needed imaging, so surgery is planned around a clear picture of your anatomy.
During the procedure a small incision is made below the navel, carbon dioxide gas gently expands the abdomen for a clear view, and the laparoscope is inserted through a trocar; a few additional tiny incisions may be made for instruments. Through these, Dr. Aldam can remove ovarian cysts or fibroids, treat endometrial tissue, block blood flow to fibroids, or remove the uterus or ovaries when needed. The keyhole approach means less pain and scarring, fewer complications and a faster recovery.
Dr. Aldam reviews your symptoms and history and arranges any needed imaging.
A small incision and camera allow the pelvic structures to be seen directly.
Where needed, the condition is treated in the same keyhole procedure.
Most patients go home within hours to days and are reviewed as they heal.
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