UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
Blocked fallopian tubes represent a leading cause of female infertility, impacting the journey to parenthood for countless women. Laparoscopic Treatment for Blocked Fallopian Tubes in Chennai offers a reliable solution for this condition, which hinders the egg's travel from the ovary to the uterus, where fertilization typically occurs. Laparoscopic treatment offers a beacon of hope through its minimally invasive nature, enabling precise diagnosis and repair to potentially restore natural fertility.
At Unittas Hospital, our board-certified reproductive surgeons employ cutting-edge laparoscopic methods to address tubal blockages, delivering compassionate care that prioritizes patient outcomes and swift recovery.
Consult our expert reproductive surgeons for advanced tubal treatment
Call Now: 044-4012-4012The fallopian tubes, slender conduits approximately 10-12 cm in length, serve as the critical bridge for eggs released during ovulation. When blocked, whether partially or fully, sperm cannot reach the egg, or the fertilized embryo cannot implant, leading to conception challenges.
Prompt evaluation is essential, as blockages can progress silently, elevating risks for ectopic pregnancies. Our Unittas Hospital team begins with empathetic consultations to demystify this condition and outline personalized pathways forward.
Tubal obstructions arise from diverse origins, frequently tied to inflammatory or structural disruptions in the pelvic region. Identifying the root cause informs the most effective laparoscopic strategy.
| Cause Category | Specific Triggers | Prevalence Insight |
|---|---|---|
| Infectious | Pelvic inflammatory disease from chlamydia or gonorrhea; prior ruptured appendix | Accounts for 30-40% of cases, often asymptomatic initially |
| Structural | Endometriosis implants forming adhesions; congenital narrowings | Linked to 20-25%, with endometriosis doubling blockage odds |
| Surgical Aftermath | Scarring from ectopic pregnancy repairs or tubal ligations | Common in 15-20% post-procedure patients |
| Inflammatory | Chronic salpingitis or hydrosalpinx (fluid accumulation) | Affects 10-15%, impairing tube function over time |
Preventive measures like routine STI screenings and timely infection treatment can curb progression, but established blockages demand surgical expertise for resolution.
Diagnosis starts conservatively to confirm tubal involvement without immediate intervention, reserving laparoscopy for definitive insights. Standard protocols encompass:
Laparoscopy elevates accuracy to over 95% by combining visualization with therapeutic potential, often transforming a diagnostic visit into restorative action.
Laparoscopy shines for amenable blockages, particularly when fertility preservation aligns with patient goals, outperforming watchful waiting in moderate cases.
We at Unittas Hospital advocate laparoscopy post-noninvasive tests, weighing it against IVF for severe or bilateral issues to optimize conception timelines.
Under general anesthesia, this day-case surgery deploys a laparoscope through a navel incision, augmented by auxiliary ports for manipulation. Dye instillation verifies flow, guiding repairs like salpingostomy for end openings. Total operative time spans 45-90 minutes, with most patients ambulating within hours.
| Procedure Phase | Key Actions | Duration Estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Op Setup | Anesthesia induction; abdominal insufflation with CO2 for organ elevation | 10-15 minutes |
| Diagnostic Phase | Scope insertion; pelvic survey for adhesions, inflammation, or fluid pockets | 15-20 minutes |
| Therapeutic Phase | Adhesiolysis with electrocautery; tube opening via scissors or laser; fluid drainage if present | 20-40 minutes |
| Verification | Chromopertubation with dye to confirm restored patency bilaterally | 5-10 minutes |
| Closure | Port site suturing; gas evacuation to minimize discomfort | 5 minutes |
This technique's precision fosters superior healing and functionality, distinguishing it as a fertility cornerstone.
| Factor | Laparoscopic Approach | Open Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Incision Profile | 3-4 ports (5-10 mm) | Midline laparotomy (10-15 cm) |
| Patency Restoration Rate | 70-85% | 50-70% |
| Adhesion Formation Risk | 10-15% | 25-40% |
| Time to Conception Attempt | 1-3 months | 3-6 months |
| Overall Cost Efficiency | High (single session) | Moderate (extended stay) |
Our expert team can help you on your journey to parenthood
Book Appointment: 044-4012-4012Healing unfolds rapidly, empowering a return to normalcy with structured support.
Unittas Hospital embodies excellence in reproductive laparoscopy and blocked fallopian tubes treatment in Chennai, combining innovation with genuine patient advocacy. What sets us apart:
The Doctor Who Delivered 17 Babies During Chennai Floods
Based in Tambaram, Dr. Vaidehi has been helping Chennai women for over 14 years. You might have heard about her - she's the doctor who stayed at the hospital during the 2015 Chennai floods and delivered 17 babies when no one else could reach the hospital. That's the kind of dedication she brings to every patient.
Where to find her: Unittas Hospital, Tambaram West (just 5 minutes from the railway station)
When she's available: Every day, including emergencies at night
Languages: Fluent Tamil and English
Dr. Vaidehi has personally performed over 10,000 procedures. She's known for her gentle approach and often helps women who can't afford the full payment with flexible payment plans.
The Multilingual Expert on OMR
If you're working in the IT corridor or living near OMR, Dr. Binu is your closest option. What makes her special? She speaks 7+ languages fluently - Tamil, English, Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali. So whatever your mother tongue, she can explain everything clearly in your language.
Where to find her: Unittas Hospital, Kelambakkam (right on OMR)
Experience: 16+ years in women's healthcare
Special skill: Minimally invasive procedures that heal faster
Many women from other states working in Chennai prefer Dr. Binu because she can communicate in their native language, making a difficult situation a little easier.
International Training, Local Heart
Dr. Anjana brings world-class expertise with her UK certification (MRCOG) and advanced laparoscopic training. Despite her international qualifications, she's deeply rooted in Chennai and understands the local context and concerns.
What makes her different: Uses the latest minimally invasive techniques
Languages: English, Tamil, Malayalam
Best for: Women who want the most advanced medical techniques with minimal scarring
10 Years of Experience Across Chennai
With extensive experience and a network across 25+ hospitals in Chennai, Dr. Priyadharshini has probably helped someone you know (though you'll never know it - patient confidentiality is sacred to her).
Experience: Over 10 years
Known for: Her motherly approach and ability to calm even the most anxious patients
A blue dye is injected through the cervix to observe spillage from tube ends, confirming clearance and guiding further refinements.
Hydrosalpinx involves fluid distension, often requiring aspiration alongside lysis to prevent embryo toxicity in future cycles.
Yes, reanastomosis reconnects healthy segments, with 50-70% patency, though success hinges on residual tube length.
AMH levels, antral follicle count, and partner semen analysis ensure overall fertility viability beyond tubal status.
It offers tremor filtration and 3D depth, ideal for intricate fimbrial repairs, though standard suffices for most.
Under 35, odds peak at 50% within six months; over 40, timelines extend, prompting hybrid IVF integration.
Turmeric's curcumin may reduce inflammation, but consult us to avoid interactions with healing protocols.
Distal adhesions without distortion, scoring low on AFS classification, allowing 90% same-day discharges.
It complements rather than replaces; we co-evaluate to sequence treatments for maximal yield.
Anti-adhesive agents and estrogen modulation post-op curb re-scarring, with annual ultrasounds for surveillance.
Specialized cannulation under scope guidance achieves 80% opening, preserving cornual integrity.
Immediate AMH reassessment leads to oocyte cryopreservation options, safeguarding future autonomy.
