Hysteroscopic Diverticulum Resection and Repair

This procedure is often performed hysteroscopically, optionally accessed transcervically, and ultrasound localization can be used if necessary. Usually, the edge of the diverticulum is incised, fibrotic tissue is removed, the depression is repaired, and electrocoagulation is used for hemostasis, while preserving as much healthy myometrium as possible. If necessary, a uterine balloon or catheter can be placed for support and drainage. Postoperative monitoring includes signs of bleeding and infection, and evaluation of endometrial repair and menstrual blood return pathways, with the goal of alleviating abnormal bleeding and considering fertility needs. The above is general health information, not medical advice; the specific plan is subject to specialist evaluation and the hospital's protocol.