At Pandit Hospital in Ahmednagar, under the visionary leadership of Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit, we recently witnessed a remarkable case of Grade 4 endometriosis, which demanded an innovative and precise surgical approach. Our 23-year-old patient, diagnosed with Didelphis Uterus, had previously undergone exploratory laparotomy with the removal of the left-sided horn and an unnecessary oophorectomy for a chocolate cyst. This had left her with persistent dysmenorrhea, requiring our expert intervention.
The Challenge of Grade 4 Endometriosis
Grade 4 endometriosis is a severe stage of the condition, characterized by the presence of deep infiltrating endometrial tissue, extensive adhesions, and often involving multiple organs within the pelvis. Our patient presented with debilitating dysmenorrhea, and upon examination, we discovered her uterus was adenomyotic, measuring around 12 weeks in size. Addressing this complex case required an intricate surgical approach.
The Triple Flap Technique with Peritonectomy for Grade 4 Endometriosis:
To tackle the patient’s Grade 4 endometriosis and adenomyotic uterus, we employed a sophisticated surgical technique known as the “triple flap technique” coupled with peritonectomy. This innovative approach has proven to be highly effective in addressing the challenges posed by extensive endometriosis and adenomyosis.
- Significance of the Triple Flap Technique
The triple flap technique is an advanced surgical method that offers several advantages, especially in cases like ours. It involves the creation of three separate flaps of peritoneal tissue, which are used to cover the surgical site. This technique minimizes the risk of dead spaces being left behind after closure, reducing the chances of postoperative complications.
- Reducing the Risk of Dehiscence
One of the key benefits of the triple flap technique is its ability to significantly reduce the risk of wound dehiscence. With a simple double-layer closure, the risk of dehiscence can be as high as 26%, but with the triple flap technique, this risk drops to just 6%. This remarkable reduction in complications post-surgery is crucial for the patient’s overall well-being and recovery.
Success Story of Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit:
Our surgical team at Pandit Hospital, led by Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit, executed the adenomyomectomy with peritonectomy using the triple flap technique with precision. This approach not only addressed the adenomyotic uterus but also effectively managed the extensive endometriosis.
Post-surgery, the patient experienced a significant improvement in her quality of life. Her dysmenorrhea was alleviated, and she no longer had to endure the excruciating pain that had plagued her for so long. The success of this complex surgery highlights the expertise and dedication of our medical team at Pandit Hospital.
Conclusion
The case of our 23-year-old patient with Grade 4 endometriosis and Didelphis Uterus is a testament to the remarkable results that can be achieved through innovative surgical techniques and the expertise of our medical professionals at Pandit Hospital. The triple flap technique, with its reduced risk of complications, proved to be instrumental in ensuring the patient’s well-being and recovery. Our commitment to providing the best possible care remains unwavering, and we are proud to have made a positive impact on the life of this young woman.
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Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit:
Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit is one of the best obstetrician and gynecologist in India. He is also a well-renowned Laparoscopic surgeon. He obtained his MS (Ob Gyn) degree from the prestigious Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences. He has also done fellowship and diploma courses in laparoscopic surgeries and cancer treatment from Tata Hospital and Keil University, Germany. His surgical cases, papers and videos has been chosen in many international forums of gynecology.
At Pandit Hospital, we are always working hard to provide its patients with the highest level of medical innovation and patient care. With the aim of delivering complete maternity & gynecological care under one roof with the help of all contemporary amenities and cutting-edge medical equipment. Dr. Hrishikesh Pandit has a vision to bring the best of facilities regarding laparoscopy surgeries in the city of Ahmednagar. He is the pioneer of 3D Laparoscopy technology is Ahmednagar.
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