Transvaginal Diverticulum Repair

Through a vaginal approach, the anterior fornix mucosa is incised, the bladder is separated from the anterior uterine wall, and the diverticulum is exposed. Scarred tissue is routinely removed, the myometrium is reconstructed and sutured in layers, and hysteroscopy is performed simultaneously to confirm the intracavitary morphology if necessary. Postoperative catheterization is often performed to reduce traction, and signs of bleeding and infection are monitored, with the goal of improving abnormal bleeding and restoring anterior wall continuity. The above is general health information, not medical advice; the specific plan is subject to specialist evaluation and the hospital's protocol.