Unilateral tubal blockage, one-sided ectopic pregnancy removal

Patient's question:

Unilateral fallopian tube blockage, one-sided ectopic pregnancy removal
The doctor said surgery needs to be done

Doctor's answer:

1. Guided by hysteroscopy, a catheter is inserted to diagnose and treat, avoiding blind procedures;
2. Operations are performed under magnified hysteroscopic video guidance, which is more accurate and reduces damage;
3. It can effectively restore the patency of unilateral or bilateral fallopian tubes, achieving the goal of conception;
4. Clinical practice shows that the surgical procedure is typically completed within 3–10 minutes;
5. The catheter has a super-smooth, blunt, and rounded surface, making it safer and less likely to cause fallopian tube perforation;
6. It can avoid complications such as pelvic infection, fallopian tube perforation, and cervical laceration.