OOPHORECTOMY PARTIAL OR TOTAL, UNILATERAL

Oophorectomy may be necessary when ovarian health is compromised by conditions such as complex cysts, tumors, or genetic factors that significantly increase the risk of ovarian cancer. In certain cases, it may also be performed to prevent complications like ovarian torsion. By removing one or both ovaries, depending on the clinical indication, this surgery reduces the risk of progression while protecting the patient’s long-term health.

When performed laparoscopically, oophorectomy is a minimally invasive procedure that requires only small incisions, resulting in less pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery. Surgeons prioritize patient safety while tailoring the approach to individual needs, whether a partial or total removal is required. This procedure not only alleviates symptoms and prevents complications but also provides peace of mind to patients facing significant reproductive health risks.