Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation
Microsurgical Tube Recanalisation
Microsurgical tubal recanalisation is a specialized procedure performed to restore fertility by reopening blocked or previously tied fallopian tubes. It is commonly chosen by women who have undergone tubal ligation (family planning surgery) and now wish to conceive again.
Purpose
- Reconnect blocked or cut fallopian tubes
- Restore natural fertility
- Enable natural conception without IVF
- Improve chances of pregnancy
Who Can Benefit?
- Women with prior tubal ligation
- Blocked fallopian tubes due to infection or scarring
- Women seeking a natural pregnancy option
Procedure Overview
The surgery is performed using microsurgical techniques under high magnification. The blocked or cut ends of the fallopian tubes are carefully rejoined using fine sutures to restore continuity and function.
Duration of Procedure
- 2 – 4 hours
Anesthesia
- General anesthesia
Recovery Time
- Initial recovery: 5 – 7 days
- Return to normal routine: 1 – 2 weeks
Benefits
- Allows natural conception
- Avoids repeated IVF cycles
- High success rates in selected cases
- Minimally invasive with precise technique
Success Factors
- Age of the patient
- Length and health of remaining fallopian tubes
- Time since tubal ligation
- Overall reproductive health
Important Considerations
- Not suitable for all patients
- Detailed evaluation is required before surgery
- Regular follow-up is essential
- Results may vary based on individual factors
