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Re: Procedure during operative hysteroscopy and/or OPERA

From: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 4 Dec 1998 20:37:25 -0600 (CST)


Dear Angie,

Thank you very much for the wonderful words you wrote us about OBGYN.net. I sent it to the staff and it made them proud.

Here are two special sections at OBGYN.net you should check out while you are waiting for a physician to answer.

Alternatives to Hysterectomy

http://www.obgyn.net/ah/ah.htm

Hysteroscopy

http://www.obgyn.net/hysteroscopy/hysteroscopy.htm

I think you will find a Lot of information in both of these sections.

How many times did I write "sections"? :-)

BarbaraA

t Fri, 4 Dec 1998, Angie wrote: >
>During an operative hysteroscopy and/or OPERA to remove a 4 cm
>subserosal fibroid, would it be necessary to insert a Foley catheter
>into the bladder? Is abdominal ultrasound used at the same time to
>better enable the surgeon to operate?...or is the hysteroscope the only
>method of visualization? How is the patient prepped? ie, must the pubic
>area be shaved?
>
>I'm trying to get a feel for the steps in the procedure.
>
>This forum (indeed this entire web site) is an incredibly valuable tool
>for women and I applaud the originators of the site, and the
>professionals who provide answers to our questions! The information I
>have gleaned over the past week has been helpful in more ways than I
>could ever express. Thanks to you all.

--
Barbara Nesbitt
Editor, OBGYN.net





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