From Society of Gynecologic Surgeons

Tips and tricks for a successful rollerball endometrial ablation

Author and Disclosure Information

Brought to you by the Society of Gynecologic Surgeons. Rollerball endometrial ablation is a resectoscopic technique to treat abnormal uterine bleeding. The technique is particularly useful with a uterine cavity size that exceeds the dimensions of ablation devices, when a uterine anomaly is present that may not permit effective ablation with other devices, and when there is intracavitary pathology that may not allow deployment of ablation devices. In this video, the authors demonstrate 1) the importance of the rollerball ablation technique and 2) how to perform an effective rollerball ablation.


 

Recommended Reading

Chest reconstruction surgeries up nearly fourfold among adolescents
MDedge ObGyn
Docs used permanent, not temporary stitches; lawsuits result
MDedge ObGyn
Immediate skin-to-skin contact after cesarean section improves outcomes for parent, newborn
MDedge ObGyn
Fertility physicians say they lack access to miscarriage drugs
MDedge ObGyn
Younger doctors call for more attention to patients with disabilities
MDedge ObGyn
“Blind” endometrial sampling: A call to end the practice
MDedge ObGyn
Should every scheduled cesarean birth use an Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) pathway?
MDedge ObGyn
A plane crash interrupts a doctor’s vacation
MDedge ObGyn
Update on high-grade vulvar interepithelial neoplasia
MDedge ObGyn
Birth method affects microbiome and vaccination response
MDedge ObGyn