Multiple small incisions are made over the tumors which allows them to be excised. Much of the normal tissue is burned and destroyed. The surgical procedure is multi-dimensional as it addresses all the potential problems associated with fibroid disease. Many times, abdominal hernias form as a result of very large tumors. Uterine prolapse can also develop as a result of the stretching of the uterine ligaments.
Ovarian cysts are also a common finding.
These are all repaired and an attempt is made to strengthen the abdomen through this low incision. In traditional surgery, many of these issues are over-looked and therefore unaddressed. The surgical procedure is multi-dimensional as it addresses all the potential problems associated with fibroid disease. Many times, abdominal hernias form as a result of very large tumors. Uterine prolapse can also develop as a result of the stretching of the uterine ligaments.