Hysteroscopy is an optical device that allows monitoring of abnormal bleeding in the uterus by entering through the cervix or vagina in cases where the inside of the uterus or the cervix needs to be examined. Hysteroscopic surgery can also be performed thanks to the camera in the device. The patient should not be in her menstrual period.

Hysteroscopy device is used for diagnosis and treatment in cases such as myoma, polyp and abnormal bleeding. With the hysteroscopy device, the doctor can image the vagina, uterus, and cervix area and view this on a connected screen, just like an ultrasound device. Thanks to this technology, diagnosis and diagnosis and the execution of surgical operations have become much easier. In this way, serious complications are reduced. Laparoscopy Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure that allows the surgical operation to be completed by imaging the inside of the abdomen with a camera through several incisions ranging from approximately 0.5 to 1 cm. In operations performed using this device, small holes are opened, the area is viewed with the camera (laparoscope) at the end of the device, and the operation is performed successfully. It is a technology frequently used for surgical operations in the abdominal area. Laparoscopic surgery is completely different from open surgery. In this context, it is called closed surgery. It is also referred to as minimally invasive surgery because it does not make a large incision.

The patient's recovery process is more comfortable and shorter. Laparoscopy is a device that can perform imaging by descending into the lower layers of the abdomen. Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure that allows the surgery to be completed without making a large incision. In operations performed using this device, small holes are opened, the area is viewed thanks to the cameras at the end of the device, and the operation is performed successfully. It is a technology frequently used for surgical operations in the abdominal area.