Ovarian remnant surgery is a delicate yet very important procedure for women, removing ovarian cysts, scar tissue, and other remnants that can often cause complications in female reproductive organs. Ovarian remnant surgery requires highly specialised skills, particularly for pelvic sidewall dissection and ureterolysis, to ensure the surgical area is safe from further harm.

Pelvic sidewall dissection involves removing key pelvic ligaments and diseased pelvic organs while sparing healthy pelvic anatomy. This approach offers a minimally invasive alternative to traditional pelvic surgeries, reducing recovery times significantly.

Ureterolysis is a complex procedure to untangle ureters from surrounding tissue and organs. Laparoscopic ureterolysis is a minimally invasive method that involves small incisions made through the abdominal wall. Despite its complexity, the ureterolysis procedure has become popular due to its successful outcomes and safe nature.

If done laparoscopically, all three surgeries require minimal recovery time, typically 6 to 8 weeks. Women who have had ovarian remnant surgery usually experience some soreness during the first few days after the procedure, which can be managed with pain medications.

With years of experience in ovarian remnant surgery, pelvic sidewall dissection and ureterolysis surgery, Dr Dan combines cutting-edge medical technology with compassionate care. He’s committed to helping patients make informed decisions about their treatment so they can feel confident every step of the way. Schedule a confidential consultation with Dr Dan today.