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Oct. 5, 2009 - PRLog -- Tubal Ligation Reversal In India

A tubal reversal is a procedure to reconnect the fallopian tubes in a woman who has previously undergone surgical sterilization, known as tubal ligation. In a tubal reversal operation, the surgeon removes the portion of each fallopian tube that has been blocked or cut. Once the damaged portion has been removed, the tubes are reconnected to form a complete, open fallopian tube. The fallopian tube is the passageway through which the released eggs travel and meet with a man's sperm and become fertilized...


Good candidates for this procedure include women who have : -

   * Adequate tubal segments remaining
   * No other significant fertility problems such as non-viable eggs or ovulation dysfunction..


About tubal reversal

A tubal reversal is a procedure to undo a tubal ligation, which is the surgical sterilization of a woman. Also known as tubal reanastomosis, the procedure is usually performed when circumstances have changed and a woman wishes to have a child...


Factors that influence the likelihood of reopening the fallopian tubes include : -

   * Technique used during tubal ligation : - Women whose tubes were blocked off or clamped with clips or rings are more likely to have a successful reversal than women whose tubes were cauterized (closed using electric heat) or who had a large section of the tube removed. Many experts say that at least 1 inch of healthy tube must remain if tube reconnection is to be successful...


A tubal reversal is the only procedure that can open the fallopian tubes.
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Good candidates for the procedure include women who have : -

   * Adequate tubal segments remaining
   * A partner whose sperm analysis is normal
   * No other health conditions that might prevent pregnancy..



Before the tubal reversal procedure

A woman considering a tubal reversal must first determine if she is eligible for the procedure. In some cases, the initial sterilization may have prevented any hope of reversal. For example, a sterilization technique known as fimbriectomy involves removal of the end of the fallopian tube. This type of sterilization generally cannot be reversed. In addition, reversal may be difficult if sterilization was achieved through cauterization (using electric heat). This type of sterilization may damage more of the fallopian tubes, resulting in a greater difficulty with reconnection....


Tests used to examine the fallopian tubes include : -

   * Hysterosalpingogram : - An x-ray that assesses the state of the fallopian tubes. In this procedure, dye is injected into the uterus. If the fallopian tubes are open, the dye will fill the tubes before spilling into the abdominal cavity. This can help the physician determine whether the tubes are blocked.


   * Laparoscopy : - A procedure that uses a long, slender tube with a camera on the end called a laparoscope. The laparoscope is inserted into the abdomen through an incision so the fallopian tubes can be examined...


During and after the tubal reversal procedure

Both local and general anesthesia may be used during a tubal reversal. The procedure may be completed on an outpatient basis, although in some cases it requires a hospital admission. A tubal reversal is usually performed using one of two techniques: Minilaparotomy. A small incision (1 to 3 inches long) is made below the navel and the physician raises a portion of each fallopian tube to repair it. ..


Potential risks with tubal reversal

Risks associated with a tubal reversal include those generally associated with surgery (including bleeding and infection) and use of anesthesia (including reaction to the anesthetic).

Other risks include : -

   * Formation of scar tissue
   * Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy
   * There is a small chance that the tubes will become blocked again following a tubal reversal...




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