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How Is Tubal Reversal Done?

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Posted on Mon, 14 Sep 2015
Question: what steps are involved in tubal reversal and what is approx. cost
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Answered by Dr. Sameer Kumar (14 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
tubal ligation

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for the query to hcm,
Tubal ligation is a procedure of recanalizing the cut or ligated tubes again either through laparoscopic or open approach. The site of ligation over the tube is cut and the damaged segment is removed and the freshened ends are sutured back together under direct vision keeping the anatomy in view. The success rate is often between 30-50 %.
The cost of an open surgery is lesser than the laparoscopic or robotic approach and shall differ from institute to institute. So difficult to comment on that regard.
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How Is Tubal Reversal Done?

Brief Answer: tubal ligation Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for the query to hcm, Tubal ligation is a procedure of recanalizing the cut or ligated tubes again either through laparoscopic or open approach. The site of ligation over the tube is cut and the damaged segment is removed and the freshened ends are sutured back together under direct vision keeping the anatomy in view. The success rate is often between 30-50 %. The cost of an open surgery is lesser than the laparoscopic or robotic approach and shall differ from institute to institute. So difficult to comment on that regard. Regards