Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation: Restoring Fertility Naturally

What Is Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation?

Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation, also known as microsurgical tubal reconstruction, is an advanced procedure designed to restore patency in blocked fallopian tubes. Tubal factor infertility is one of the most significant causes of female infertility, often resulting from endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, or postoperative adhesions.

This microsurgery not only opens blocked tubes but also aims to restore their function so the egg can be captured and transported to the uterus, improving the chances of natural conception.

Why Is This Surgery Important?

Tubal blockages prevent eggs from reaching the uterus, which can significantly reduce fertility. While in vitro fertilization (IVF) is an option, microsurgical recanalisation is preferred when:

• Damage is due to peritubal adhesions or endometriosis
• Intrinsic tubal lining is minimally damaged
• Patient prefers natural conception

Success depends on the extent and location of the blockage as well as the health of the remaining tubal tissue.

Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation Procedure

The surgery involves precise microsurgical techniques under magnification to ensure minimal tissue trauma:

1. Identification of the exact site of tubal blockage
2. Use of surgical microscope for magnification
3. Gentle handling of delicate tissues to prevent further damage
4. Meticulous hemostasis to avoid bleeding
5. Precise suturing with high-quality microsutures
6. Irrigation and closure of the surgical site

Surgery duration is typically 1–4 hours, followed by a short hospital stay for postoperative observation.

Benefits of Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation

• Restores natural patency of fallopian tubes
• Preserves reproductive potential
• Minimally invasive with precision microsurgery
• Reduces need for IVF in suitable patients
• High success rates with experienced surgeons

Who Can Benefit?

Women with tubal blockages due to adhesions, endometriosis, or mild intrinsic tubal damage are ideal candidates. If only one tube is blocked, surgery may not be necessary as natural conception can still occur with the healthy tube.

Postoperative Care & Recovery

• Short hospital stay for monitoring
• Mild discomfort or swelling may occur
• Follow-up imaging to confirm tube patency
• Avoid strenuous activity for 2–3 weeks
• Plan conception attempts after physician guidance

Why Choose Olmec Cosmetic Surgery?

• Expert surgeon: Dr. Narendra Kaushik, master of microsurgery
• State-of-the-art microsurgical equipment
• Delicate tissue handling and precision suturing
• High success rate in restoring tubal patency
• Comprehensive fertility counseling and follow-up

Related Fertility Services

• In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
• Laparoscopic Gynecological Surgery
• Endometriosis Treatment
• Pelvic Adhesion Release Surgery

Learn More About Tubal Surgery

Visit the American Society for Reproductive Medicine for detailed information on tubal factor infertility and microsurgical treatment options.

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Restore your fertility potential with expert microsurgical tube recanalisation. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Narendra Kaushik at Olmec Cosmetic Surgery, New Delhi, India.

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Achieve Natural Pregnancy With Microsurgery

Microsurgical tube recanalisation offers a reliable, natural solution for women with tubal infertility. With skilled microsurgical techniques, delicate tissue handling, and expert care, many patients achieve successful pregnancy and restore hope for their family.