Hysteroscopic surgery
Hysteroscopic surgery
Removing polyps, fibroids, or restoring normal uterine anatomy—all through the cervix without incisions.
Hysteroscopy uses a thin, lighted scope passed through the cervix to visualize and treat conditions inside the uterus. Because the procedure uses the body's natural opening, there are no abdominal incisions and recovery is typically rapid.
We perform hysteroscopic removal of polyps and submucosal fibroids, lysis of intrauterine adhesions (Asherman's syndrome), and removal of intrauterine septum. Diagnostic hysteroscopy to identify an intrauterine lesion can often be done in the office. We also offer procedures under light sedation.
To schedule a consultation, call (509) 252-4200.
Frequently Asked Questions
Diagnostic hysteroscopy to evaluate the inside of the uterus can often be performed in the office. Some procedures may be done under light sedation in an outpatient setting. Your clinician will recommend the most appropriate approach based on your situation.
Referral rules depend on your insurance. Many patients come from primary care or another specialist; call our office if you are unsure how to schedule.
Call (509) 252-4200 to schedule.