Tubal Recanalisation (Open Surgery) at Vardhan Fertility Centre
Restoring Natural Fertility After Sterilization or Blocked Fallopian Tubes
Tubal recanalisation (open surgery) is a microsurgical procedure to reconnect or unblock fallopian tubes, helping women who have undergone tubal sterilization—or those diagnosed with tubal blockages—regain their ability to conceive naturally. At Vardhan Fertility Centre in Bangalore, we offer advanced open tubal reversal surgery for women seeking a second chance at motherhood through natural conception.
Open tubal recanalisation involves microsurgically repairing the fallopian tubes to restore the natural pathway between ovaries and uterus. This is typically done through a small abdominal incision (mini-laparotomy), allowing direct access to the tubes for precise suturing under magnification.
- Women who previously underwent tubal sterilization (tied tubes)
- Patients diagnosed with proximal or distal tubal blockage
- Women with tubal scarring due to infections, endometriosis, or surgery
- Couples seeking a natural conception option instead of IVF
- Performed under general anesthesia
- A 2–3 cm incision is made at the bikini line
- The blocked or separated tubal ends are reconnected using microsutures
- Tubal patency is confirmed by passing dye through the uterus
- Hospital stay: 1–2 days | Recovery time: ~7–14 days
- Expert surgeons in microsurgical tubal repair
- Advanced facilities for fertility-focused care
- High success rates for tubal patency and natural pregnancy
- Personalized fertility planning post-surgery
- Compassionate care with transparent counseling
