Tubal Reversal at the Center for Fertility and Reproductive Endocrinology

Tubal reversal surgery is a procedure performed to reattach the two separated segments of fallopian tube in a woman who has previously undergone a tubal ligation. The goal of the surgery is to reapproximate the healthy tubal segments with as little scar formation as possible in order to restore a woman’s fertility. The surgery is performed using microsurgical techniques to suture the two segments of tube together. The surgery is generally done via an abdominal incision, and thus most women require a hospital stay of at least 1-3 nights.