SURGERIES
HOSPITAL SURGERIES
- LAPAROSCOPIC ASSISTED VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY (LAVH)
- LAPAROSCOPIC SUPRACERVICAL HYSTERECTOMY (LSH)
- LAPAROSCOPIC SALPINGO/OOPHORECTOMY (Removal of tubes/ovaries)
- DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY WITH POSSIBLE OPERATIVE LAPAROSCOPY
- LAPAROSCOPIC TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS
- LAPAROSCOPIC LYSIS OF ADHESIONS (Separating scar tissue)
- LAPAROSCOPIC MYOMECTOMY (Removal of fibroids)
- ADVANCED HYSTEROSCOPIC SURGERY
- POLYPECTOMY
- MYOMECTOMY
- ENDOMETRIAL ABLATION/RESECTION
- SEPTOPLASTY
- VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY WITH OR WITHOUT REMOVAL OF OVARIES
- ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY WITH OR WITHOUT REMOVAL OF OVARIES
- ABDOMINAL SUPRACERVICAL HYSTERECTOMY ( Leave the cervix)
- CYSTOCELE REPAIR
- RECTOCELE REPAIR OR RECTOCELE/ENTEROCELE REPAIR
- SACROSPINOUS LIGAMENT FIXATION
- BURCH PROCEDURE
- LASER SURGERY OF CERVIX, VULVA & VAGINA DONE IN HOSPITAL
Laser of cervix, vagina or vulva – Currently the only place that has a CO2 Laser in Santa Fe that can be used by all active staff is at Christus St. Vincent Hospital. Therefore any procedures requiring laser need to be done at the hospital. However, these procedures are generally outpatient which means you can go home one hour after the procedure. Laser of these areas is generally done for widespread cervical precancer cells, vaginal or vulvar precancer cells that require treatment or HPV warts. The laser basically evaporates these abnormal areas. General anesthesia is usually used for many of these procedures although not always.