This method is mainly used for heavy, irregular or otherwise abnormal bleeding from the genitals, especially after transition. With a 3.5 mm wide working channel, cervical and uterine polyps up to 15 mm in size can be removed. Uterine cavity abnormalities in infertility, after repeated miscarriages or problems with the IUD, e.g., positional adjustment or removal in retractile filaments, are also excluded.

Outpatient mode, minimizing the patient's burden Quick return to normal life, usually no incapacity for work is necessary Modern technology, accuracy and efficiency of the procedure Professional individualized care, erudite doctors Safety, comfort and empathy Usually no pre-operative examination is necessary Therapeutic interventions can be performed as needed during the examination Possibility of using ray gas or analgosedation in case of discomfort with the participation of an anaesthesiologist Fully covered by health insurance companies

Examination of the patency of the fallopian tubes Diagnosis and treatment of abnormalities in the uterine cavity Contact and appointment To book an outpatient hysteroscopy, please contact us using our contact details. Our experienced physicians are ready to provide you with professional care in a comfortable environment.