Laparoscopic Myoma

Laparoscopic Myom Surgery – Patient Information Guide

What is Laparoscopic Myom Surgery?

Laparoscopic myom surgery is a minimally invasive surgical method in which myomas are removed by entering through small incisions made in the abdominal area with a camera and special surgical instruments.

Purpose

To remove myomas, alleviate symptoms, and preserve the uterus if possible.

In Which Cases Is It Performed?

• Excessive menstrual bleeding
• Pain and pressure sensation
• Patients planning pregnancy
• Large or growing myomas

How Is The Surgery Performed?

• Small incisions of 0.5–1 cm are made on the abdomen
• The inside of the abdomen is visualized with a camera
• Myomas are removed
• The uterus is repaired

Advantages

• Small incisions (minimal scarring)
• Less pain
• Faster recovery
• Shorter hospital stay

Disadvantages

• May be technically challenging
• May not be suitable for very large or numerous myomas

Surgery Duration

It usually takes 1–3 hours and is performed under general anesthesia.

After Surgery

• 1–2 days hospital stay
• Return to daily life within 1–2 weeks
• Mild pain may occur

Pregnancy Plan

• Pregnancy is generally recommended after 3–6 months
• May vary depending on uterine repair

Possible Risks

• Bleeding
• Infection
• Adhesion formation
• Transition to open surgery in rare cases

Clinical Fact

Laparoscopic myom surgery is a safe and effective method in suitable patients and is frequently preferred today.

Conclusion

Laparoscopic myom surgery provides fast recovery and high patient satisfaction thanks to its minimally invasive approach.