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Fertility-Sparing Surgery (FSS)

Specialized cancer treatment that preserves reproductive potential in young women.

Duration
2-4 hours
Recovery
2-4 weeks
Category
surgery

Treatment Overview

Fertility-Sparing Surgery represents a paradigm shift in gynecologic oncology, allowing young women with early-stage cancers to receive effective treatment while preserving their ability to have children. This approach requires careful patient selection and specialized surgical techniques.

Purpose & Indications

To treat early-stage gynecologic cancers while preserving a woman's fertility and reproductive potential.

Procedure Details

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Cervical Cancer: Conization or radical trachelectomy with lymph node assessment

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Ovarian Cancer: Unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy with comprehensive staging

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Endometrial Cancer: Hormonal therapy or limited surgical interventions

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Careful preservation of reproductive organs and function

Benefits

Preserves reproductive potential and fertility
Offers oncologic safety in carefully selected patients
Maintains hormonal function
Improved quality of life for young patients

Considerations

Requires thorough evaluation to ensure cancer control isn't compromised
Regular follow-up and monitoring essential
May require completion surgery after childbearing
Not suitable for advanced stage cancers

Potential Risks

Cancer recurrence
Pregnancy complications
Cervical incompetence
Reduced fertility

Ready to Learn More?

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Roopesh N to discuss if this treatment is right for you.

Suitable For

Young women desiring future pregnancy
Early-stage cervical cancer (IA2-IB1)
Early-stage ovarian cancer (IA-IC)
Grade 1 endometrial cancer in select cases

Contact Information

080 6122 2000
info@drroopesh.com
SPARSH Hospital Locations

Emergency Care

If you're experiencing a medical emergency, please call emergency services immediately or visit the nearest emergency room.