Our inpatient ward is staffed by highly trained professionals caring for our patients. All important gynecological surgeries, from simple minor procedures to specialised extensive operations, are immediately available at our facility:

• Minor surgeries
  • Small excisions
  • Instrumental completion (D&C)
  • Conization (cervical cone biopsy)
  • Fractional curettage (D&C)
  • Surgical treatment of Bartholin gland cyst or abscess
  • Cerclage (cervical cerclage)
  • Diagnostic hysteroscopy

• Moderate gynecological surgeries:
  • Vaginal plastic surgeries
  • Simple perineoplasty
  • Operative hysteroscopy

• Major surgeries:
  • Minimally invasive surgeries
    • Myomectomy/hysterectomy
    • Ovarian surgery
    • Endometriosis surgery
    • Incontinence surgery
  • Abdominal myomectomy and hysterectomy
  • Vaginal hysterectomy

• Specialized extensive surgeries:
  • Endometriosis surgery
  • Sentinel lymp node mapping
  • Wertheim operation (radical hysterectomy)

The prices of the procedures include the doctor’s fee, hospital care, surgical fee, anaesthesia, histological examination if necessary, any medications, meals and textiles (gown, robe, towel, slippers).

The prices do NOT include the cost of blood and blood products used as needed, as well as the cost of special medications.

In the case of surgeries performed in a one-day care setting, patients stay at our clinic for 4-8 hours in a gynecological room. After the surgery we provide meals for the patient. The diet is always tailored according to the time and type of surgery, as well as the patient’s condition, considering individual needs (special diets) and any gluten, lactose-free or other dietary restrictions and allergens.

 

HyCoSy under general anesthesia

The aim is to provide a more accurate image of the internal surface of the uterine cavity and the patency of the fallopian tubes. It is most commonly part of infertility investigations and a complement to routine examinations in certain gynecological cases.

IUD insertion under general anesthesia

Insertion of an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) as recommended by a specialist, under short sedation if the procedure was unsuccessful in an outpatient setting or at the patient’s request.

IUD removal/replacement with curettage under general anesthesia

The intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) is removed or replaced when its expiration date has passed, it causes complaints or the string is not visible. A curettage is then performed to ensure the uterine lining is clean and healthy. In justified cases a histological examination is added to the procedure.

Minor excision

Surgical removal of a subcutaneous lesion, supplemented with a histological examination if necessary.

Fractional curettage

Curettage of the uterus, also known as gynecological curettage is necessary in cases of bleeding disorders or thickened endometrium for histological clarification. During the procedure the lining of the cervix and uterine cavity is removed for histological examination.

Artificial abortion

At the patient’s decision, with the required legal documents, the pregnancy is intentionally terminated by surgical intervention. The procedure can be performed up to the 12th week, under short intravenous anesthesia.

Loop conization with histological sampling

A cone-shaped excision of the cervix using a thin electrical device. It is indicated in cases of abnormal Pap smear results or HPV-induced changes. 

Missed abortion

A condition where an ultrasound confirms that the fetus shows no signs of life and spontaneous miscarriage has not started. In such cases, the uterine cavity is surgically emptied.

Induced miscarriage

After the 12th week of pregnancy induced miscarriage can be performed based on a genetic specialist’s opinion confirming the fetus’s illness or abnormality. This procedure is performed up to the 24th week.

Hysteroscopy (HSK)

Hysteroscopy is a procedure to examine the uterine cavity using a thin, flexible device. The hysteroscope contains a small camera and light, allowing for the precise location of uterine polyps or fibroids. It enables targeted removal and/or histology.

Marsupialization

At the entrance of the vagina are the Bartholin glands, one on each side, about the size of a pea. The procedure involves opening the wall of the Bartholin gland to drain the accumulated fluid or abscess.

Labiaplasty

During this procedure, the external female genitalia, particularly the altered or oversized parts of the labia minora are corrected.

Posterior vaginal wall repair

This procedure repairs poorly healed or scarred old perineal tears (perineal lacerations) and corrects vaginal changes that cause discomfort during intercourse.

Anterior vaginal wall repair

The indication for vaginal repair surgery includes both urinary incontinence and prolapse disorders, as well as vaginal changes causing discomfort during intercourse. One type of surgery to treat urinary incontinence is anterior vaginal repair.

For surgeries performed as inpatient care, depending on the type of procedure, patients spend one or more nights in a gynecological room at our clinic. After the surgery meals are provided for the patient. The diet is always tailored according to the time and type of surgery, as well as the patient’s condition, considering individual needs (special diets) and any gluten, lactose-free or other dietary restrictions and allergens.

 

Conization

Surgical treatment of pre-cancerous and cancerous conditions of the cervix, as well as certain non-cancerous conditions (e.g., chronic inflammation), through the vagina. Conization involves partial removal of cervical tissues, while amputation removes the entire tissue mass. The procedure can be diagnostic and/or therapeutic.

Anterior-posterior vaginal wall repair

Vaginal repair surgery is indicated for urinary incontinence and prolapse disorders, as well as vaginal changes causing discomfort during intercourse. The surgery aims to restore the prolapsed anterior (bladder and bladder neck area) or posterior vaginal wall (rectal area) and repair poorly healed or scarred old perineal tears.

Laparoscopy for ectopic pregnancy

An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the pregnancy implants outside the uterine cavity, most commonly in the fallopian tube, or more rarely in other locations (uterine horn, cervix, ovary, abdominal cavity, other abdominal organs). Based on ultrasound and blood tests, the pregnancy is removed via laparoscopy (in some cases, through open surgery).

Laparoscopy for cystectomy

Laparoscopic surgery on the ovarian appendages (ovaries and fallopian tubes) can be indicated for various conditions. The most common ones are ovarian cysts, endometriosis, benign ovarian tumors and hormonal disorders, inflammatory diseases (acute and chronic), ectopic pregnancy, ovarian torsion, and surgeries aimed at fertility.

Laparoscopic myomectomy

A fibroid is a benign smooth muscle tumor in the uterine muscle, which can cause bleeding disorders, lower abdominal pain, infertility, recurrent miscarriages, or even preterm birth, depending on its size and location.

Laparoscopic hysterectomy

Removal of the uterus via laparoscopy may be necessary for various reasons, including fibroids (uterine tumors), recurrent bleeding disorders that do not respond to medication, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic pelvic pain, and early-stage malignancies of the uterus.

Laparoscopic sterilization

Surgical sterilization, which prevents natural conception or fertilization, can be performed via laparoscopy based on the written request of the individual, regulated by law. During the procedure, the fallopian tubes are removed or cut. It is important to understand that this is a permanent solution! It is essential to explore other contraceptive options.

Laparoscopic excision of endometriosis (LSK DIE)

Endometriosis is a chronic gynecological condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining appears outside the uterus, most commonly in the pelvis. It is a common but benign, estrogen-dependent disease that affects 10-15% of women of reproductive age. Symptoms include chronic pelvic pain, painful menstruation, painful intercourse and infertility. Depending on its location, painful bowel movements and urination may also occur. Removing these abnormalities requires highly skilled expertise and minimally invasive surgical techniques.

Laparotomy hysterectomy

The alternative to laparoscopic hysterectomy, the removal of the uterus via laparotomy, involves a transverse incision along the pubic hairline. It is indicated for both benign and malignant conditions. The most common benign conditions include fibroids (benign smooth muscle tumors), recurrent bleeding disorders not responding to medication, endometriosis (or its uterine form, adenomyosis), pelvic inflammatory diseases and chronic pelvic pain.

Laparotomy for myoma

Myoma, a benign smooth muscle tumor in the uterus can cause bleeding disorders, lower abdominal pain, infertility, or recurrent miscarriages depending on its size and location. Surgery for benign conditions typically involves a transverse incision along the pubic hairline.

DIXON surgery

Deeply infiltrating endometriosis can affect the bowel, most commonly the rectum and final section of the large intestine. The extent of bowel wall infiltration determines the removal technique. This may be identified directly during surgery. Bowel endometriosis can cause pelvic organs to adhere tightly to each other. Chronic pain and painful bowel movements are common symptoms due to numerous adhesions.

Laparoscopic posterior + anterior promontofixation (1 night)

This procedure is performed in the case of pelvic organ prolapse, using a polypropylene (biocompatible, non-absorbable) mesh implanted via laparoscopy (endoscopy through small incisions in the abdominal wall). The posterior and anterior walls of the pelvic floor are strengthened using laparoscopy with the help of specialized instruments.

Laparoscopic pyeloplasty (1 night)

The pelvic reconstruction of the kidney is performed using laparoscopic techniques without opening the abdomen.

TVT/TOT plastic surgery (1 night)

Tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) surgery and transobturator tape (TOT) surgery are used to treat incontinence (urine leakage).

If you wish to apply for surgery or have inquiries, please send your outpatient/examination form and contact information to the email address at mutet@maternity.hu. Our staff will contact you within 24 hours regarding information about the surgery, scheduling, and any other questions.

For information about surgery and other questions, please contact our colleagues.

To make your stay at the clinic easier, we’ve collected all the important information and general tips on preparing and getting ready for surgery.

The following information is intended to help our patients who are coming in for surgery to prepare for the day of the procedure and the period after the procedure. We’ve put together a summary of the facilities and services we provide during your stay and what you should bring with you. You will also find important information about parking, meals and leaving.

Guide for mothers for arriving for surgery