Mumbai, Maharastra -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/01/2010 -- Fallopian tube Recanalisation in India is now being adopted as a major infertility cure procedure by the Indian medical panel of infertility treatment. Indian infertility treatment doctors at medical treatment hospitals of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Goa are abroad trained have a profound surgical expertise and treat their patients well so infertility cases from abroad destinations are now getting forwarded here for getting a standard quality cure with an outpatient Fallopian tube Recanalisation in India. The Indian hospitals are well versed with all modern health care instrument and gadgets. While having your Fallopian tube Recanalisation in India you get an immediate response for medical registration, affordable low cost, use of modern surgical technology and 24/7 patient care service at the hospitals at Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore and Goa. Thus it attracts more and more global medical patients to get health recovery in India.
Fallopian tube Recanalisation is a minimally invasive procedure used to open blocked fallopian tubes in patients with a history of infertility and confirmed proximal tubal occlusion which means the obstruction of a fallopian tube near its juncture / joining with the uterus. Proximal occlusion is diagnosed prior to the procedure via hysterosalpingogram, a fluoroscopic x-ray examination. This is carried out with the aid of an advanced X-ray machine called the image intensifier. In patients who demonstrate a tubal block on X-ray, a guide wire or a balloon is passed to the area of tubal blockage & the block is opened up. As concerning success rate of Fallopian tube Recanalisation about 80 % of women have at least one tube successfully opened.
About 20 -30 % achieve pregnancy at the end of 6 months. If the woman still does not achieve pregnancy, she will need to undergo a procedure of in vitro fertilization.
This technique of Fallopian tube Recanalisation is suitable for women in whom there is blockage of tubes due to simple infections. One of the prerequisites of this procedure is that the tubes should be normal in appearance at the time of Laproscopy. Furthermore this can't be offered to patients in whom there is a blockage at the Fimbrial end of the tube called Hydrosalpinx. Fallopian tube Recanalisation is also unsuccessful in those women who have blocked tubes following tuberculosis of the genitalia.
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