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Gyneac Surgeries- advanced cases – Minimally Invasive approach in non cancers like endometriosis, fibroids & ovarian nodules – Dr. Jagdishwar Goud Gajagowni – American Oncology Institute

Minimally invasive non cancer Gyneac surgeries need more care and caution as complications are not accepted and patients expect good results unlike in Gyneac cancers .

Endometriosis
Removed in a protective pouch
Mucinous cysteadenoma
Multiple fibroids especially cervical

Recently we received calls from two patients one with stage 3 endometriosis and another with multiple fibroids that they have conceived after our surgery.The sweetest news for a Surgeon is to hear the success of that surgery from the patient herself .

Having experience in ovarian ,rectal and uterine cancers we are referred INFERTILITY cases from various causes like endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts and benign ovarian tumors like borderline tumors, mural nodules etc.
These patients have a lot of hope and are eager to have children. They are not cancers but are complicated because they can be stuck to the bowel, stuck to rectum, stuck to the bladder or may have surprising mailgnancy during frozen section.

They always want a minimally invasive approach as most of them would like to go for a job and also for cosmetic reasons.
Our experience with rectal cancers and cytoreductive surgery helps us in tackling advanced endometriosis which is very painful for the patients. They come for pain relief and conceiving.


The ovarian masses need to be approached with caution. Spillage should never occur especially in solid,nodules, mural nodules, and borderline tumors. They all need to be operated in a protective pouch to avoid spillage during the excision. This is to avoid the spread of disease in the abdominal cavity,

We are glad to have great support from renowned Gynaecologists and Obstreticians who refer such complicated cases and we will always strive hard to come upto theirs and patients expectations with the support of the God almighty.

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