Fimbrioplasty, microsurgery on the terminal part of the tube. Salpingostomy, opening the tube previously diseased and closed. Tubal anastomosis, excising the diseased portions of the tube and rejoining healthy tubal segments. Tubal reanastomosis, rejoining of tubes which have been cut during a prior sterilization procedure. The lists of indications continues to grow as our research in microsurgical techniques and experience increases.
Microsurgery is a dynamic field.
Success rates are changing from year to year. As procedures and techniques improve, so will the success rates.