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24 procedures found
The purpose of laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy for fertility preservation is to correct an anatomic or reproductive proble...
Reproductive surgeon · 1–3 h
Laparoscopic tubal reanastomosis is a fertility-preserving surgery procedure used to correct an anatomic or reproductive p...
Reproductive surgeon · 2–5 h
In microsurgical fimbrioplasty, the surgical team aims to correct an anatomic or reproductive problem that may affect fert...
Reproductive surgeon · 1–3 h
In microsurgical tubal reanastomosis, the surgical team aims to correct an anatomic or reproductive problem that may affec...
Reproductive surgeon · 2–5 h
This listing covers ovarian tissue harvesting surgery, an operation designed to correct an anatomic or reproductive proble...
Reproductive surgeon · 1–3 h
Robotic-assisted myomectomy for fertility preservation is offered when the clinical goal is to remove uterine fibroids whi...
Reproductive surgeon · 1.5–4 h
In vasoepididymostomy for fertility restoration, the surgical team aims to correct an anatomic or reproductive problem tha...
Reproductive surgeon · 2–5 h
Abdominal myomectomy for fertility preservation may be recommended when surgery is needed to remove uterine fibroids while...
Reproductive surgeon · 2–5 h
Bilateral microsurgical fimbrioplasty may be recommended when surgery is needed to correct an anatomic or reproductive pro...
Reproductive surgeon · 1–3 h
The purpose of micro-TESE sperm retrieval is to correct an anatomic or reproductive problem that may affect fertility, imp...
Reproductive surgeon · 45–150 min
Transabdominal cerclage placement is offered when the clinical goal is to place a supporting stitch around the cervix to r...
Reproductive surgeon · 1–3 h
The purpose of uterine niche isthmocele repair is to correct an anatomic or reproductive problem that may affect fertility...
Reproductive surgeon · 1.5–4 h