Vnotes Tube Evaluation

Fallopian Tube Assessment with vNOTES – Patient Information Guide

General Information

With the vNOTES method, the fallopian tubes can be directly visualized and assessed. This method can be particularly useful in infertility investigations and certain gynecological conditions.

Why Are Fallopian Tubes Assessed?

• Infertility investigation
• Suspicion of tubal blockage
• History of ectopic pregnancy
• Assessment of pelvic pain and endometriosis

How Is Assessment with vNOTES Performed?

• Vaginal access is gained
• The abdominal cavity is visualized with a camera
• The fallopian tubes are directly assessed visually
• If necessary, a dye test (chromopertubation) can be performed

What is Chromopertubation?

A special fluid is introduced into the uterus to check if the fallopian tubes are open. The passage of the fluid through the tubes is observed.

Advantages

• No abdominal incision
• Fallopian tubes are directly assessed
• Treatment can be performed in the same session
• Faster recovery

In Which Cases Is It Preferred?

• Unexplained infertility
• Suspicious findings after HSG
• Suspicion of endometriosis

Who Is It Suitable For?

• Patients desiring minimally invasive assessment
• Patients for whom treatment is planned in the same session

Post-Surgery

• Same-day discharge is possible
• Mild pain may occur
• Rapid return to daily life is ensured

Possible Risks

• Infection
• Bleeding
• Rare complications

Clinical Fact

Fallopian tube assessment with vNOTES is a modern approach offering both diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities.

Conclusion

With the vNOTES method, fallopian tubes can be safely and effectively assessed, and treatment can be applied in the same session when necessary.