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This is a camera-guided process that is done through the abdominal approach.

A couple of incisions are made in the abdomen through which a slender tube with a lighted camera called a laparoscope is inserted. 

The doctor performs a hysterectomy by watching the screen that is supported by the laparoscopic camera inside the patient's abdomen.

Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)

Laparoscopic surgery is often accompanied by vaginal hysterectomy. An incision is made in the vaginal region from where the uterus is removed.

Additionally, a couple of incisions in the abdomen are done to guide the slender camera called laparoscope in addition to other surgical instruments.

Laparoscopic procedure inflates the patient's abdomen with carbon dioxide so the pelvic organs can be seen distinctly through the surgical process.

The uterus is dislodged and removed through the vagina. In some cases, morcellation is practiced where the uterus is broken to pieces and then extracted through the vagina.

Robot-assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy

This surgery is almost the same as laparoscopic hysterectomy, unlike in this, the doctor performs the surgery remotely with a sophisticated robotic system.

The procedure is aided by three-dimensional screen viewing to carry out the procedure.

LAVH or robotic hysterectomy are recommended to patients if they have scar tissue on their pelvic organs due to prior surgeries or from endometriosis.

Post-surgery the patient is shifted to the recovery room and monitored for vital life signs.

Once stabilized the patient is moved to the hospital room. This procedure might require staying overnight in the hospital, while in some cases the patient might even be discharged post-surgery.

Post-surgery it is normal to have a bloody discharge for a couple of days to several weeks.

The general risks associated with any surgery as well as Hysterectomy are-

• Heavy bleeding

• Infection

• Adverse reaction to the anesthetic.

• Blood clots in the legs or lungs.

• Damage to surrounding organs.

• During the procedure.