Surgical spectrum

Preoperative diagnostics during consultation:

• Ultrasound/Doppler sonography
• Endoscopy of the uterine cavity (hysteroscopy) under local anaesthetic

Minimally invasive surgery for laparoscopy:

• uterus:
  - Organ-preserving myoma removal
  - Partial removal of the uterus while preserving the cervix (LASH)
  - Total removal of the uterus (TLH)
• ovaries (e.g. cysts)
• fallopian tubes (e.g. In the event of an unfulfilled desire to have children)
• for diseases of the pelvis (e.g. endometriosis, adhesions)

Minimally invasive surgery for hysteroscopy:

• for bleeding disorders (removal of myoma or polyps, mucosal erosion)
• in the event of a desire to have children (removal of septa and adhesions)
• for anomalies of the uterus

Vaginal interventions:

• in the event of a miscarriage
• for diseases of the cervix
• for cysts
• for inflammatory diseases
• when desired following aesthetic corrections (e.g. reduction of the labia)

Incontinence surgery:

• minimally invasive treatment of subsidence symptoms

Minimally invasive interventions in cancer :

• Cervical cancer with possible fertility-preserving surgery when a child is desired (trachelectomy)
• Cervical cancer with extensive removal of the uterus and lymph nodes
• modern removal of the sentinel lymph nodes in cancer of the uterus or cervix