Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Hands-On Workshop by Dr. Raman Singla & Dr. Rimmy Singla

Ivy Institute of Minimal Access surgery headed by Dr. Raman Singla and Dr. Rimmy Singla, one of the pioneer centers for Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy, organized a one-day live workshop cum training program at Ivy Hospital, Mohali.

Around 20 doctor from the different parts of the country participated in live workshop on Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy.

Dr. Raman Singla and Dr. Rimmy Singla have vast experience in doing Laparoscopic Hysterectomy for very large fibroids, previous caesareans, severe endometriosis, with more than 5000 procedures to their credit till date. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Raman Singla said that the main purpose of the operative workshop was to guide the young gynaecologists and surgeons and help them to master the surgical technique of Laparoscopic Hysterectomy. Outlining the benefits of Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy, Dr. Rimmy Singla said that laparoscopy has made surgery much more comfortable for the patient, with just one day of hospital stay and very tiny cuts needed for the surgery.

News Coverage:

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Chandigarh, August 31: As many as 20 gynaecologists and surgeons attended a one-day live workshop-cum-training program on Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy ( TLH) at Ivy Hospital ,Mohali on Saturday.

During workshop, Dr. Raman Singla and Dr. Rimmy Singla who head Ivy Institute of Minimal Access surgery talked about the various facts about TLH.

Dr. Raman Singla said that the main purpose of the operative workshop was to guide the young gynaecologists and surgeons and help them to master the surgical technique of Laparoscopic Hysterectomy.

Outlining the benefits of TLH, Dr. Rimmy Singla said that laparoscopy has made surgery much more comfortable for the patient, with just one day of hospital stay and very tiny cuts needed for the surgery.

Meanwhile both Dr. Raman Singla and Dr. Rimmy Singla have vast experience in doing Laparoscopic Hysterectomy for very large fibroids, previous caesareans and severe endometriosis. Both have more than thousands of procedures to their credit till date.

 

DISCUSSION ABOUT BREAST FEEDING

Chandigarh: As many as 20 couples attended a health talk on breast feeding at Ivy Hospital, Mohali today. The talk was organised to mark ‘World Breastfeeding Week’ which was organised worldwide in the first week of this month.
During talk, Dr. Rimmy Singla a senior gyneacologist & IVF Specialist discussed antenatal care including diet , exercises during pregnancy, delivery and childbirth, care of newborn and breast feeding.

Dr. Rimmy said that breast feeding has both short term as well as long term benefits. In short term, it benefits by helping in weight loss, lowering cholesterol, controlling blood pressure and glucose levels after pregnancy.
Pregnancy changes a woman’s metabolism dramatically as she stores fat to provide the energy necessary for her baby’s growth and for breastfeeding once the baby is born.
She also shared importance of breastfeeding in postnatal period.
During occasion, fun games were also held where winners were given prizes.

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Life-Changing Innovative Laparoscopic Myomectomy

Why Is Myomectomy needed?

FIBROIDS & FERTILITY: The main purpose myomectomy needs to done is to save the uterus for pregnancy, or to get rid of fibroids that are preventing the patient from becoming pregnant.

Submucosal fibroids in the cavity should be detached since they may make conception of the pregnancy hard, and may also increase the risk of miscarriage.

  •     Intramural fibroids should be removed in those patients with difficulty conceiving.
  •     In general, subserosal fibroids have little effect on the ability to become pregnant.

SYMPTOMS: Heavy menstrual bleeding and clotting, pain, compression of fibroids against the bladder, bowel, blood vessels that can lead to pain, difficulty going to the bathroom, and/or complications with circulation.

 

A Patient underwent Laparoscopic Myomectomy at Singla Mediclinic. Myomectomy removes fibroids while leaving the uterus intact in order to preserve fertility.

If you have been told you need a myomectomy, call us today!  It’s time to talk to a laparoscopic myomectomy specialist Dr. Raman Singla & Dr. Rimmi Singla(Best Laparoscopic Surgeon Mohali) and take back control of your life.

Our patient testimonial after successful surgery:

Thank YOU to our patients for wonderful Thank You notes!

Our patients often shows their appreciation with a thanks card or a note. We’ve received one of these in recent days and that is  worth showcasing in today’s blog.

Dear Dr. Rimmi (IVF Specialist Mohali) & Dr. Raman(laparoscopic Surgeon Mohali)

Loving thoughts and warm wishes fill this special card for you. Wishes are to thank-you, but the gratitude ‘s for being there and for always being you.

Thank you so much!

Thankyou for giving us the most precious gift of our baby girl. Can’t thank-you enough for all the care and comfort.

Lots of love, Regards

Best Wishes

Gurshern

Harrshdeep.

Special Thanks note from Dr. Rimmi Singla(IVF Specialist) & Dr. Raman Singla(Singla Mediclinic) to Happy family : We like saying back, “THANK YOU.” Your card is much, much appreciated.

Benefits of Laparoscopic Surgery

The laparoscopic surgery is an advanced surgical technique that overcomes several negative aspects of traditional open surgery. It is also known as MIS (minimally invasive surgery), Band-Aid surgery or Keyhole surgery. It is executed by making few minor incision, instead of making a large slit across the site.

Benefits of Laparoscopic Surgery:

In comparison to the conventional surgical procedure laparoscopic surgery is preferred by patients for the reason that

  • Surgical scar is minimal
  • Better healing time
  • Shorter hospital stay
  • Faster recovery to normal life

Laparoscopic surgery at Singla Mediclinic/IVY Hospital Mohali:

  • Uterine fibroids
  • Heavy menstrual bleeding (abnormal menstrual bleeding)
  • Ovarian cysts/benign tumors
  • Structural abnormalities of the uterus/vagina
  • Pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence
  • Endometriosis
  • Infertility treatment
  • Pelvic pain
  • Pelvic adhesions
  • Ectopic pregnancy
  • Cervical cancer
  • Tumors
  • Uterine cancer

Gynecologic conditions that can be diagnosed or treated with Hysteroscopy.

Dr. Raman Singla & Dr. Rimmi Singla(best laparoscopic surgeon Mohali) says” for Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery, hysteroscopy is used to diagnose or treat certain conditions such as:

  • Structural Abnormal uterine bleeding
  • Causes of repeated miscarriages
  • Fibroids
  • Infertility
  • Polyps
  • Structural abnormalities of the uterus

Gynecology procedures and surgeries through laparoscope has become the first choice for its ease, less pain and minimal external scarring.

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Happy Patients “The Joy That’s Coming”

Nisha’s(anonymous name of the patient ) dream of motherhood seemed impossible — until she met Dr. Rimmi Singla. She already consults numerous doctors and fertility experts. It has been 5 years since Nisha married. Her family members were already asking her when she’d be expecting. Everyone wants to listen Baby sounds in her family. After getting three months treatment from Dr. Rimmi Singla,  Nisha gave birth to a baby boy.
Dr. Rimmi Singla says “It’s very critical case of adenomyoma removal, generally adenomyosis patients can expect higher incidents of pre-term labor and other high-risk obstetrics, and your doctor(IVF specialist) will follow you more closely, but our vast majority of patients have successful pregnancies with no issues at all.

Dr. Rimmi Singla (Senior Consultant Laparoscopic Surgeon at IVY hospital) performed laparoscopy surgery for adenomyoma removal. It was successful surgery and Nisha’s dream of motherhood fulfilled with the help of Dr. Rimmi Singla(Singla Mediclinic).

If you have been diagnosed with adenomyosis and want to find out more about uterine artery embolization procedure, make an appointment with Dr. Rimmi Singla by calling Singla Mediclinic/IVY Hospital at 91-9815500448, 9815550124.

Best IVF Doctor In Mohali and Chandigarh

Dr. Rimmy Singla(Best IVF Doctor In Mohali)

Obstetrician and Gynecologist, MBBS , DGO(Obs &Gynae), FICOG , Diplomat of Reproductive Medicines(Germany), Consultant Laproscopic,Infertility and IVF Specialist.

  • Dr. Rimmy Singla is practicing in IVY Hospital in Mohali as a Senior Consultant – Gynecology & Laproscopic Surgery. Her professional qualifications are MBBS, DGO and specialized in Gynecology & Laproscopic Surgery. Did fellowship in Diplomat of reproductive medicine and embryology from International School of Medicine Germany, Member of IMA, COGS, POGSI, IFS, ISAR and Excutive Member of IFSC Punjab.
  • Got precious FICOG from Indian college of obstetrics.
  • Secretary to Mohali Obst. & Gynae Society.
  • Worked as consultant Gynecologist at some of the private hospitals in Ludhiana
  • Vast experience in  IVF , ICSI , TESA , PESA , Infertility, Laproscopic.
  • Pioneer to start with stem cell role in infertility, poor ovarian reserve, azoospermia and other infertility problems.

 

Address: IVY Hospital Sector 71, Near PCL Chowk, Mohali, Punjab 160071
Address: #2747 , Sector 70, Mohali
Contact Person: DR Rimmy Singla(Consultant Laparoscopic Gynae), DR Raman Singla(Consultant Laproscopic Surgeon)
Email: rsinghladr@gmail.com
Phone Dr. Raman Singla : +91-9815550124
Dr. Rimmy Singla : +91-9815500448
Medical Coordinator : +91-9915310869
Executive:- +91-9815507974

 

Specialities

  • Senior IVF specialist
  • Laproscopic Gynecologist
  • Obstetrician
  • Infertility Specialist
  • Regenerative medicine specialist

 Expertise

 Awards and Publications

  • Got Diplomat of Reproductive Medicine and embryology from International School of Medicine Germany.
  • Got precious FICOG from Indian college of obstetrics
  • Attended various Infertility conference as eminent faculty.
  • Young Dynamic infertility and IVF Specialist , Regenerative medicine specialist

Education

  • MBBS with distinction from Govt. Medical College, Madurai
  • Post graduation in Obst.& Gynae from DMC, Ludhiana
  • Got Diplomat of Reproductive Medicine and embryology from International School of Medicine Germany.
  • Got stem cell training from StemGenn Therapeutics 

Should Hysterectomy be performed

A Hysterectomy is an operation to remove a Woman’s Uterus. You might have it for reasons such as :

  • Uterine Fibroids that cause pain Bleeding or other problems
  • Endometriosis

  • Cancer of uterus, Cervix or Ovaries.

Hysterectomy for Noncancerous reasons is usually considered only after all other treatment approaches have been tried without success.
Depending on the reason for the Hysterectomy, A Surgeon may choose to remove all or only part of the Uterus.
The ovaries may also be removed.. A procedure called oophorectomy..or may be left in place. When the tubes are removed that procedure is called Salpingectomy.
Most women have no serious problems or complications from the operation. But it’s considered major surgery and it is not without risks.
After a Hysterectomy. if the ovaries were also removed, A woman will enter menopause. If the ovaries were not removed , a woman may enter menopause at an earlier age than she would have otherwise.

 

Video testimonial of patient Neeru operated for total laparoscopic Hysterectomy done by Dr. Rimmi Singla at IVY Hospital(Singla Mediclinic).

Let us solve your problem with our expertise. Dr. Rimmi Singla is a renowned and an eminent Gynaecologist, Infertility Specialist, laparoscopic surgeon. For queries contact on 9815500448 and 9815507974

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Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy proves to be a boon for the physically challenged lady

Our patient, Baljinder Kaur, who has been suffering from polio since childhood, leaving her severely physically disabled and an abnormally narrow pelvis, was suffering from heavy vaginal bleeding with clots and pain every month.

She was diagnosed to have large uterine fibroids. It was a distressing condition for her as she could not even lie down straight or move around on her own; leave aside take care of her painful heavy vaginal bleeding every month. She needed a hysterectomy.

Doing an abdominal hysterectomy would have led to a large abdominal incision with very difficult painful period of post operative care, besides chances of wound infection, incisional hernia development. She underwent Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy at IVY Hospital, with tiny ½ to 1 cm incisions, and minimal post operative pain.

The Advanced laparoscopic surgery was performed by Dr. Raman Singla, Head, Deptt. Of Minimal Access Surgery and Dr. Rimmy Singla, Consultant Gynaecologist, IVY Hospital.

To quote another similar example from our series, Mrs. Sharma was miserable for last few years – heavy periods, lots of cramping. She had large multiple fibroids (largest measuring 10 cm) in her uterus, causing distressing bleeding and serious discomfort. She had earlier undergone Caesarean section. She needed a hysterectomy, she was told.

She had earlier been advised that abdominal hysterectomy was the best option — “so that one could see everything clearly,” she told. That involves a big incision in the abdomen, about five to seven days in the hospital, and nearly two months of recovery.

“I didn’t like the idea of abdominal surgery,” she says. “I am a house wife with a nuclear family, and a kid at home. I knew I needed to be up and about to take care of my home. I didn’t have time for the six- to eight-week recovery.” She had not forgotten the post operative agony of her previous Caesarean Section.

That’s when she got a second opinion, which resulted in a Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy, by Dr. Raman Singla, at IVY Hospital. It left almost no scar, and she had minimal downtime.”One day later, I pretty much walked out of the hospital,” she says. “By the second day, I felt wonderful. I didn’t have the miserable pain.”

Laparoscopic Hysterectomies

Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy is a form of minimally invasive surgery that allows the surgeon to view the internal organs through a camera attached to a telescope through very tiny incisions. Laparoscopic surgery is used in Gallbladder, Hernia and Appendectomy surgeries, and has been adapted to surgeries in other fields also.

While upwards of 80% of all hysterectomies are abdominal surgeries, they could well be done as laparoscopic hysterectomies, doctors say.

The trend is indeed moving in that direction – and the patient’s recovery is the biggest reason. There’s a shorter hospital stay and recovery, compared to abdominal surgery, so return to normal activity is much quicker.

Hysterectomy Recovery: A Quick Comparison

It’s easy to see why women opt for laparoscopic hysterectomy. Why suffer with a big incision if you don’t have to? Why have a month or more downtime if it’s not necessary? Compare the three options available:

* The standard abdominal hysterectomy is major surgery with a big belly incision, and a slow, painful recovery. Approximate recovery time: Six to eight weeks.

* The laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy, or LAVH – Only women with a relatively small fibroid, small uterus, and no previous caesarean sections can have this. Approximate recovery time: Two weeks.

* The total laparoscopic hysterectomy, TLH – even in patients with large fibroids, previous Caesarean sections – involves only small “keyhole” incisions, often made in the navel or abdomen. Approximate recovery time: One to two weeks.

Earlier laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH), which debuted in the late 1990s, was the commonly performed procedure. But total laparoscopic hysterectomy is a much newer concept – with the first cases performed in 2005.

The Pros and Cons of Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy

Nearly any woman is a good candidate for total laparoscopic hysterectomy – ones with larger uterus, whether she has had a caesarean section or not, patients with endometriosis, etc.

The incisions are smaller (1/2 to 1 cm) and much less uncomfortable than that of abdominal hysterectomy. Also, the hospital stay of 1-2 days and the ability to resume normal activity in about 2 weeks are substantially shorter than for abdominal hysterectomy.

Ensure Pregnancy through Egg-freezing

The role of the mother, giving birth to a child is considered a sense of completeness for many women in their life. In this regard, age plays a very important role in fertility and pregnancy. A woman’s fertility peaks in her early and mid-twenties, after which it starts declining.

 

Women are born with their unique life time supply of eggs, which is fixed and declines with age. When a woman reaches her late 30’s, the remaining eggs have less potential for fertilising and establishing a healthy pregnancy. The advanced egg age leads to increased risk of miscarriage and infertility. Beyond 35 years of age, a lot more eggs become genetically abnormal, leading to a failure of treatment, and hence there are high chances of abortion, congenital malformation.

A decline in fertility peaks at 20-25 years, it declines by 10% 25-30 years, by 30% at 30-35 and by 50% at 35-40 years.

 

The fecundity of women decreases gradually, but significantly from approximately 32 years and decreases more rapidly after 37 years, reflecting primarily as a decrease in egg quality.

 

An age increases, the risks of other disorders that may adversely affect fertility, such as leiomyomas, tubal disease, and endometriosis, also increases. Women with a history of prior ovarian surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, severe endometriosis, smoking, pelvic infection, or a strong family history of early menopause may be at an increased risk of having a premature decrease in the size of their follicular pool, and hence a decline in fertility.

Education and enhanced awareness regarding the effect of age on fertility is essential in counselling patients who desire pregnancy. if there is need to delay child bearing, you can go for embryo egg freezing through fertility preservation. This will ensure that when you decide to become pregnant, their healthy eggs can be fertilised clinically. Otherwise once age sets in, you will have to rely on egg donation. It is important to remember that the biological clock cannot wait, and you need to take a wise decision regarding pregnancy before it is too late, considering the factor of age the resultant physiological condition of your body.

 

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