Mode of Treatment in Hysterectomy:

• Hysterectomy or Uterus removal Surgery is performed under the following different modes:
• Abdominal Hysterectomy- A surgical incision is made in your belly to execute an Abdominal Hysterectomy. Depending on the need for surgery and the extent of the pathology, the incision may be vertical and reach up to or beyond the belly button, horizontal and low on the belly, or just above the pubic bone. It generally requires a longer hospital stay of 2-3 days and a longer recovery time.
• Laparoscopic or Robotic Hysterectomy-It is a different kind of minimally invasive Uterus removal Surgery in which the surgeon makes a few tiny abdominal incisions and removes your uterus with the aid of robotic equipment. Instead of a single major incision, multiple small ones are made in your belly to execute the procedure. Through one incision, a surgeon inserts an endoscope. The surgeon can see your pelvic organs on a video monitor, then gas is inflated into the abdomen to create space for surgery, and the other incisions are utilized to remove your uterus whole or in segments using small surgical instruments. Under this mode of surgery, the recovery period is up to six weeks.
• Radical hysterectomy-It is the least invasive method of removing the uterus because no abdominal incisions are necessary because the uterus is removed through an incision at the top of the vagina and dissolvable stitches are placed inside the vagina. Vaginal Hysterectomy has the fastest recovery rate, that is, up to four weeks, and patients often go home the same day of surgery. Therefore, no wonder why it is considered one of the most preferred approaches.