Hysterectomy Surgery
From $4,800 to $5,900 USD
Hysterectomy is one of the most common gynecological surgical procedures involving removal of the womb. Generally, a hysterectomy is performed to correct disorders of the reproductive system, such as uterine fibroids, adenomyotic, endometriosis, cervical or uterine cancer or abnormal menstrual cycles.
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Hysterectomy (Cancer) assisted by the da Vinci® Robot
Our Prices Vary with each patient
At MedicalMex in Tijuana, Mexico we take pride in offering our patients top quality surgeries by using the most advanced medical technologies to date. Our patients enjoy surgical autonomy and efficiency, thanks to the da Vinci Robot.
Our Hysterectomy surgery with the da Vinci Robot is designed for patients suffering from a gynecologic cancer, such as cancer in the uterus or cervix. Where the doctors have diagnosed the best solution to be the removal of the uterus.
Our surgeons control the da Vinci system, through small incisions. Using thin and small instruments that have more flexibility than human hands, allowing them to bend and rotate to have a better manipulating of the tissue. In addition, they have a 3D HD vision system, allowing them to have a magnified vision of the tissue. All these features, make for a more precise and controlled surgery.
At MedicalMex in Tijuana, we perform two types of Hysterectomy: Simple Total and Radical Hysterectomy. In the following chart you can compare the benefits of each surgery:
| Simple Total Hysterectomy | Radical Hysterectomy |
| Fewer Complications | Similar Complication Rates |
| Lower Blood Loss | Lower Blood Loss |
| Shorter Stay in the Hospital | Shorter Stay in the Hospital |
| Fewer Blood Transfusions | Lower Blood Transfusions |
| Similar Operating Time | Less need of pain medication |
| Lower Conversion Rates | Similar Operating Time |
| Smaller Incisions | Similar Conversion Rates |
| Minimal Scarring | Smaller Incisions |
| Minimal Scarring |
- Damage to the ureters
- Infection
- Blood cloths
- Damage to the bladder
- Problems urinating
- Vaginal tear
Serious complications may occur in any surgery, including da Vinci® Surgery, including but not limited to:
- Conversion to other surgical techniques (longer incisions)
- Longer operative period and under anesthesia.
- Increased complications.
- Separation of the Vaginal Incision
- Blocked Lung Artery
* There is no guarantee all patients will have the same results. Hysterectomy for Cancer patients, has individual results and they will vary.
- Simple Total Hysterectomy: is the removal of the uterus, cervix and possibly ovaries and fallopian tubes; it may also involve lymph node removal.
- Radical Hysterectomy: is the removal of the uterus, cervix, upper portions of the vagina, and possibly ovaries and fallopian tubes; it may involve lymph node removal and tissue surrounding the organ.
Hysterectomy Procedure
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For women who experience the inconvenience, pain and emotional stress of suffering from a genealogical condition, a hysterectomy can provide a much-needed release from the pain and exhaustion of coping with the condition. While it is not a procedure that should be taken likely, if other alternatives prove unsuccessful, hysterectomy can change some women’s lives.
Depending on the condition and needs of the patient, a hysterectomy can be full or partial and the ovaries, fallopian tubes and cervix may also be removed during the procedure if necessary.
Hysterectomy (Benign) assisted by the da Vinci® Robot
Our Prices Vary with each patient
At MedicalMex in Tijuana, Mexico we take pride in offering our patients top quality surgeries by using the most advanced medical technologies to date. Our patients enjoy surgical autonomy and efficiency, thanks to the da Vinci Robot.
Our Hysterectomy surgery with the da Vinci Robot is also designed for patients who suffer from benign conditions such as: endometriosis or adenomyosis and pelvic prolapse. All of them affect the woman’s reproductive system, which consists of the uterus, vagina, ovaries and fallopian tubes.
- Endometriosis: occurs when your uterine lining grows outside the uterus.
- Pelvic Prolapse: is the slipping of your uterus, vagina and/or bladder.
However, patients need to have a proper evaluation to determine if they are good candidates for the procedure. Our medical team will be there every step of their experience to help them make an informed decision.
In addition, patients who are not candidates for non-robotic minimally invasive surgery, are not candidates for da Vinci Surgery, including da Vinci Surgery with Single-Site Instruments.
Our surgeons control the da Vinci system, through small incisions. Using thin and small instruments that have more flexibility than human hands, allowing them to bend and rotate to have a better manipulating of the tissue. In addition, they have a 3D HD vision system, allowing them to have a magnified vision of the tissue. All these features, make for:
- Excellent visualization thanks to the 3D HD camera. Allowing surgeons to have a more precise suction and irrigation step.
- More precision and control for dissection.
- Quick and easy sutures.
- Surgical autonomy and efficiency during critical procedure steps.
- The ability to maintain a clear surgical field, enabling our surgeon to quickly identify bleeding vessels to manage hemostasis
- Minimizes conversion to open surgery.
- Minimizes the need of abdominal hysterectomy.
- Less blood loss
- Fewer complications
- Shorter stay in the hospital
- Minimal scarring
- Lower conversion rate to open surgery
- Less need for narcotic pain medicine
- Injury to ureters
- Vaginal cuff problems
- Blood cloth
- Incision opens
- Injury to bladder
- Bowel injury
- Problems urinating
- Unsuspected cancer tissue
- Bleeding
- Infection
*Cancer spread: Patients undergoing a hysterectomy who have an undiagnosed cancer may be at risk of having cancer cells spread if the uterus is cut into pieces for removal.
Serious complications may occur in any surgery, including da Vinci® Surgery, including but not limited to:
- Separation of the vaginal incision
- Blocked lung artery
- Urinary tract injury
- Temporary Pain
- Nerve Injury
- Injury to tissues and organs
- Conversion to other surgical techniques
Hysterectomy Surgery
About our Surgical Procedure
The womb can be removed through an incision in the abdomen or vagina. Abdominal hysterectomy allows the surgeon more visibility of the pelvic organs, and is usually the best choice if further complications are anticipated or if the patient has a large pelvis. Generally, surgeons will opt for a vaginal hysterectomy, where the uterus and cervix are removed via a small cut in the vagina. This is more difficult than an abdominal hysterectomy, but involves less recovery time and scarring.
The package includes 1-2 days in hospital, all surgical team fees and transfers between the hospital and San Diego Airport.
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