Лучшие больницы для «Cervical Polyp Removal» в Ченнаи, Индия

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Специализация

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Clinical Overview

• Cervical polyps are smooth, soft, finger-like projections of endocervical or ectocervical epithelium that arise most commonly from the mucous membrane lining the endocervical canal.
• They range in size from a few millimetres to several centimetres and are almost always benign (fewer than 1% show malignant transformation), yet they carry significant clinical importance because they frequently cause abnormal uterine bleeding — particularly post-coital bleeding, intermenstrual spotting, and postmenopausal bleeding — which mandates thorough investigation to exclude cervical or endometrial malignancy.
• Polyps may arise secondary to chronic inflammation, hormonal imbalance (particularly unopposed oestrogen), or localised vascular congestion; their columnar epithelial lining is rich in fragile blood vessels, explaining their tendency to bleed even with minimal contact.

Who is a Candidate?

Treatment Options & Approaches

• Blind Avulsion (Twist-and-Pull Polypectomy): The traditional office-based technique involves grasping the polyp pedicle with ring forceps and rotating it until it detaches.
• Suitable only for pedunculated polyps with a narrow, clearly visible stalk located at or near the external os.
• This approach carries a higher risk of incomplete excision (residual pedicle), recurrence, and bleeding compared to hysteroscopic methods, and provides no visualisation of the endocervical canal.

Восстановление

• Step 1 — Pre-Travel Consultation (2–4 Weeks Before Departure): The patient shares existing investigation reports (Pap smear, TVUS, colposcopy images) with the assigned GAF Healthcare gynaecologist via secure teleconsultation.
• The specialist reviews findings, confirms procedural indication, requests any outstanding investigations (coagulation profile, STI screen, endometrial biopsy if indicated), and provides a personalised treatment plan and cost estimate.
• Travel dates are confirmed based on the patient's menstrual cycle timing — the optimal window for hysteroscopic polypectomy is the early follicular phase (days 5–10 of the cycle) when the endometrium is thin and visualisation is optimal.