Addition to infertility surgery
Mesogel is applied through a trocar in a volume of 100–200 ml to the tubes, ovaries, bed of removed cysts and nodes, areas of separated adhesions; The manipulation takes a few minutes and does not prolong anesthesia. The greatest benefit is given after salpingo-ovariolysis, tubal plastic surgery, cystectomy, myomectomy and surgery for endometriosis in women planning pregnancy - that is, where repeated adhesions directly reduce the chance of conception. The surgeon discusses the decision about insertion with the patient before surgery. There are practically no side effects; no additional restrictions are required after administration.
Indications
- surgeries for infertility: salpingo-ovariolysis, tubal plastic surgery, cystectomy, myomectomy;
- operations for endometriosis and severe adhesions;
- repeated operations on the pelvic organs;
- any laparoscopy in women planning pregnancy.
Why an anti-adhesion barrier?
Adhesions form in 60–90% of women after pelvic surgery and are one of the main causes of tubal infertility and chronic pain; the barrier gel separates the injured peritoneal surfaces from each other for the critical 5–7 days of healing, reducing the frequency and density of adhesions by 50–70%. It is especially important after operations on the tubes and ovaries in those planning a pregnancy and after separation of existing adhesions that are prone to relapse. The gel is safe, does not affect the healing of sutures and does not require removal.
