Laparoscopic Gynaecological Surgery

• Ovarian cysts (ovarian cyst surgery)
• Uterine fibroids (fibroid removal / myomectomy)
• Hysterectomy
• Ectopic pregnancy (surgical management)
• Tubal surgery
• Other gynaecological conditions where minimally invasive surgery is appropriate

Not every ovarian cyst or fibroid needs surgery - many are monitored or managed medically first. Surgery is generally considered when a cyst or fibroid is large, growing, causing significant symptoms (pain, heavy bleeding, pressure effects), raising concern on imaging, or affecting fertility.

Ultrasound assessment to characterise the cyst or fibroid, blood tests where relevant, and a discussion of whether surgical or non-surgical management is more appropriate given the specific findings.

A clear explanation of the procedure being recommended and why, what the surgery involves, expected recovery time, and post-operative care - performed in an OT equipped with an integrated anaesthesia workstation, ventilator, and Stryker laparoscopy instruments.

This page provides general medical information and does not replace individualised advice from your treating doctor.