Laparoscopic cerclage (or lap cerclage) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves placing a suture (stitch) around the cervix to keep it closed during pregnancy. This procedure is usually done for women with a history of cervical insufficiency or a weak cervix that can lead to premature birth or miscarriage.
Laparoscopic Cerclage Surgery in Pune is a minimally invasive procedure that strengthens a weak cervix from the inside, using small cuts instead of one big one. At Love Your Belly Clinic, this procedure gets the same care and attention every high-risk pregnancy deserves, so you can focus on what matters most: carrying your baby safely to term.
Laparoscopic cerclage is done to prevent preterm labor and miscarriage in women with cervical insufficiency or a weak cervix. It is usually recommended for women who have previously had a failed transvaginal cerclage, or whose cervix is too short for a transvaginal cerclage to be effective.
Your doctor may suggest a cerclage if you have:
Not every woman with these risk factors needs Laparoscopic Cerclage surgery in Pune. Your doctor will look at your full history, your scans, and how your last pregnancy went before recommending a cerclage. If your obstetric history also includes something like an ectopic pregnancy, the same team that handles laparoscopic ectopic pregnancy surgery in Pune can review your full case before deciding what’s right for this pregnancy.
Lap Cerclage is a minimally invasive surgery done to support the cervix during pregnancy. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, so you won’t feel any pain. The doctor makes a few small cuts in the abdomen and inserts a thin camera (laparoscope) along with special surgical instruments.
With the help of the camera, the doctor clearly sees the cervix and carefully places a strong stitch around it. This stitch helps keep the cervix closed and prevents it from opening too early during pregnancy. Once the stitch is secured, the instruments are removed and the small cuts are closed.
Because it is done using laparoscopy, the procedure usually involves less pain, smaller scars, and a quicker recovery compared to traditional open surgery.
Dr. Kunaal K. Shinde brings over 15 years of clinical experience and more than 12,000 surgeries to every high-risk pregnancy he manages.
Dr. Kunaal Shinde is an experienced Gyneac Laparoscopic Surgeon in Baner, Pune , who has performed numerous laparoscopic cerclage procedures. He uses the latest surgical techniques and equipment to ensure the best possible outcomes for his patients. Dr. Kunaal Shinde is a well-known and experienced Gyneac Cancer Specialist in Pune. Dr. Shinde works closely with his patients to provide personalized care and support throughout the entire process, from diagnosis to recovery. please call 87 9722 9722 or click on Book Appointment for online booking with your nearest hospital.
Most women feel mild soreness near the small cuts for a few days, similar to any keyhole surgery. It’s far less painful than open surgery and is usually managed well with simple painkillers. Your doctor will tell you what’s normal and what to watch out for during recovery.
If you’ve had a vaginal cerclage, the stitch is usually removed around 36 to 37 weeks. With a laparoscopic cerclage, the stitch is often left in place and the baby is delivered by caesarean, so removal may not be needed at all.
In most cases, no. Since the stitch sits high on the cervix and is hard to remove quickly, doctors usually plan a caesarean delivery for women with a laparoscopic cerclage. Your doctor will confirm this based on exactly where your stitch was placed.
Yes, it’s considered safe when performed by an experienced surgeon and recommended for the right reasons. As with any surgery during pregnancy, your doctor will weigh the benefits against the risks and monitor you closely afterward.
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