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Welcome to Bocafertility video library; Click on the video icons
below to view videos
of actual operations performed at BocaFertility. |
A procedure allowing the doctor to look into the uterine cavity to rule out
conditions such as fibroids, polyps, congenital anomalies of the uterus or scar
tissue. |
This video demonstrates removal of a fibroid located within the uterine cavity The
fibroid is the round structure with prominent blood vessels responsible for the
heavy bleeding and infertility. The fibroid is resected utilizing a Resctoscope
which has a wire loop at the end cutting the fibroid into pieces until the entire
fibroid is removed.
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A short video demonstrating the removal of a small polyp from the uterine cavity utilizing a specialized "loop" cutting instrument -
resectoscope. The uterine cavity is normal following the polyp's removal.
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An excellent video demonstrating how a laparoscopy is performed to evaluate
the uterus (note a small fibroid appearing as a bulge in the uterus), fallopian tubes and ovaries. Blue dye is injected into the uterus, entering the fallopian tubes
and spilling from the end of the tubes into the abdominal cavity, confirming
that both tubes are open.
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A video demonstrating the removal of a blocked fallopian tube (hydrosalpinx) in
preparation for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). This procedure is necessary to
prevent inflammatory fluid collection within the tube from entering the uterine
cavity and interfering with the process of implantation. |
A video showing removal of two fibroids by laparoscopy. The smaller fibroid is hanging on a stalk (pedunculated) while
the larger fibroid, growing from the top uterus
is attached to the uterus by a broad base. The red dot light
indicates the laser beam utilized in the resection of the fibroids.
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A video showing removal of a total of six fibroids, including pedunculated, subserosal
and intramural types. The laser beam, demonstrated by the red dot , is utilized
to make an incision in the uterine muscle, exposing and removing the fibroids. |
A short video demonstrating removal of a "parasitic" fibroid which has completely
seperated from the uterus and became atttached to the intestinal wall.
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This video demonstrates removal of a fibroid growing in the lower uterine segment.
The fibroid is the elongated bulge to the left of the uterus and is accessed via
cutting the layer over the fibroid with a laser beam. The fibroid is then held with
a grasper and is removed from the abdominal cavity by a power tool (Morcellator)
through a small 1/2 inch incision in the abdomen.
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