Laparoscopic Strassman Metroplasty

This procedure is often performed laparoscopically, with the possible use of intrauterine support or anti-adhesion materials (if applicable). Usually, the uterus is exposed under general anesthesia, and the bottom of the uterus is incised and reshaped to make the two cavities tend to be connected and symmetrical; then, layered sutures are used for hemostasis, and the external shape and cavity contour are reconstructed. Postoperative monitoring includes bleeding, pain, and signs of infection, and healing is assessed through imaging or hysteroscopy, with the goal of forming a structure close to a single cavity. The above is general health information, not medical advice; the specific plan is subject to specialist evaluation and hospital protocol.