Transvaginal laparoscopic surgery for gynecological cancer

At the scientific conference 'Minimally invasive surgery through natural cavities, new progress in the treatment of gynecological cancer' recently organized by K Hospital in Hanoi, with the participation of 150 leading experts in obstetrics, gynecology and oncology nationwide, experts assessed that the vNOTES technique requires modern equipment and skilled technicians.

vNOTES (Vaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery) is a transvaginal endoscopic surgery technique, using the natural path to insert instruments into the abdominal cavity without having to incise the abdominal wall.

Minimally invasive surgery through natural cavities to treat gynecological cancer at K Hospital

PHOTO: THUY ANH

Minimally invasive surgery through natural cavities is a technical advancement, providing effective treatment and maximum satisfaction for patients. Doctors also suggested that K Hospital transfer this technique to qualified local hospitals, increasing treatment opportunities for cancer patients.

Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Binh, Deputy Director of K Hospital and Dr. Le Tri Chinh, Head of the Department of Gynecological Surgery of K Hospital, have successfully performed vNOTES surgeries for patients with menorrhagia, multiple uterine fibroids, and early-stage endometrial cancer. The surgical team performed a total hysterectomy and complete pelvic lymph node dissection through the vagina, without making an abdominal incision and leaving no external scars.

Regarding the vNOTES method in the treatment of gynecological tumors and cancers, Dr. Le Tri Chinh said that vNOTES has outstanding advantages such as reducing post-operative pain, less bleeding, quick recovery, and preserving maximum aesthetic factors - which are very important for female patients. This technique helps patients recover quickly and minimizes post-operative complications.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/phau-thuat-noi-soi-qua-duong-am-dao-dieu-tri-ung-thu-phu-khoa-185250701182647822.htm