Endometrial Surgery: Anesthesia and Anesthesia
As we have mentioned, endometrium can also grow outside of the endometrium. This is because it reacts to hormones and build up tissue, break it down, then eliminate it through periods. If all other treatments have failed or her endometrium has become cancerous, a hysterectomy may be the last option. You have now completed the evaluation and all paperwork. Finally, you will meet with your surgical team to prepare for your surgery. Endometrial hysterectomy has been performed using anesthesia since its inception. There are 2 types that can be used to help prepare for the operation services anesthesia.
1. General
anesthesia
a) General
Anesthesia is inducible by intravenous medication. You will go to deep
sleep once the medication has begun to take effect. Additional anesthesia
agents may be administered through the intravenous or face mask. You will
no longer feel the effects of breathing through the tube after surgery is over.
c. Your heart and lung function are closely monitored throughout the operation
to ensure your recovery.
2. Regional
anesthesia
a) If regional
anesthesia has been chosen, the anesthesia will be administered either spinal
or epidural. Normally, sedation medication is also administered so that you can
go to sleep. Supplemental intravenous sedation may also be required to
prevent anxiety and movement caused by psychological or physical discomfort.
b. Once anesthesia has taken effect, a Folly catheter can be inserted through
the urinary tract into the bladder. It will drain the fluid from the bladder
and monitor fluid output for accurate readings.
c) Your abdomen and vagina will be cleaned, and then your public and abdominal
hairs will be shaved.
d) All drapes are removed from the incision region and your body is covered.
e) Operation is now underway.
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