Myomas that cause complaints and grow rapidly should be surgically removed. Surgery in which only fibroids are removed by leaving the uterus is called myomectomy. The location and size of the fibroid determines the type of surgical procedure.
Myoma Treatment with Hysteroscopy
Fibroids located in the uterine cavity can be removed by surgical hysteroscopy. With the hysteroscope placed in the uterus, only fibroids located in the uterus are removed.
Laparoscopic Myoma Treatment (Laparoscopic Myomectomy)
Surgical laparoscopy can be used to remove fibroids located on the outer wall of the uterus. Through a thin incision, the abdomen is entered with the laparoscope, and the fibroids are removed. Patients usually recover within two days.
Robotic Myoma Treatment (Robotic Myomectomy)
In robotic myomectomy surgery, myoma is made with much smaller incisions compared to laparoscopy. With the advantages of robotic surgery, it minimizes damage to the surrounding tissue. Since the incision is small and bleeding is less, it heals much faster. In robotic surgery, the most important advantage of which is the protection of the surrounding tissue, the possibility of experiencing problems during future pregnancy is almost non-existent.