Uterine Septum Resection Surgery

Septum Resection

Septum resection is a hysteroscopic procedure performed to remove a uterine septum - a congenital partition inside the uterus that can affect fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

Using a hysteroscope inserted through the vagina, the septum is carefully removed without any external cuts.

Compared to open surgery, this technique offers minimal pain, no visible scars, and rapid recovery.

It is usually recommended for:

• Repeated miscarriages
• Infertility associated with uterine septum
• Preterm delivery history
• Abnormal uterine cavity shape

By restoring normal uterine structure, septum resection significantly improves implantation rates and reduces the risk of miscarriage, supporting healthier pregnancies.