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Polypectomy at the Helyos Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

Polypectomy is a surgical procedure to remove polyps that may form on the mucous membranes of various organs, such as the intestines, stomach, or uterus. Polyps are often benign, but in some cases, they can develop into malignant tumors, making timely removal essential.

Indications for Polypectomy:

Gastric or intestinal polyps: Often removed to prevent cancer development.
Uterine polyps (endometrial polyps): May cause pain and other uncomfortable symptoms.
Risk of malignancy: Especially in cases of large or multiple polyps.
Bleeding and pain: When polyps lead to discomfort, pain, or abnormal bleeding.
Obstruction symptoms: When polyps block part of an organ (e.g., intestinal obstruction).

How the Procedure is Performed:

1.Consultation and Diagnosis:

The doctor evaluates the patient's condition and performs the necessary tests, such as colonoscopy or hysteroscopy, to detect polyps.

2.Preoperative Preparation:

The patient undergoes medical examinations to assess overall health, including blood tests, ECG, and other necessary diagnostics.

3.Surgical Procedure:

Polyps are removed using endoscopic techniques, which involve minimal incisions or natural openings (such as through the intestines, uterus, or stomach).
The procedure is typically performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the location and size of the polyps.

4.Postoperative Care:

The patient is monitored by a doctor to ensure proper recovery.
In most cases, the patient can return home the same day or the following day.

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Advantages of Polypectomy at the Helyos Center:

Minimally invasive techniques: Endoscopy shortens recovery time and reduces complication risks.
Fast rehabilitation: Thanks to modern techniques, the procedure has minimal post-operative complications.
Personalized approach: Each patient receives a tailored treatment and preoperative plan.
Highly qualified doctors with extensive experience in performing these procedures.

Rehabilitation After Polypectomy:

Short-term rehabilitation may be needed to restore normal organ function.
Regular follow-up examinations help monitor healing and detect potential complications early.
For more information or to schedule a procedure, contact the Helyos Surgery and Rehabilitation Center.