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When it comes to getting your tubes tied, there are several ways for the tubal blockage to be done. Some are similar but use a different device such as the ring or clip method. One method used a lot involves coagulation of the tubes. Yet several others involve cutting out a piece of the fallopian tube.<br />
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Then there is the technique that creates a blocked tube by simply cutting off the end that catches the egg from the ovary. This is call a fimbriectomy as it is removing the fimbrial end. If the egg isn't capture and pulled in by this fimbrial end, it can't get to the uterus.<br />
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One last method of tubal blockage which is rather nasty in my opinion is the Essure method. A device is stuck into the fallopian tube where it opens into the uterus. Part of the device sticks into the uterus as well. Scarring will take place around this device creating a definite tubal blockage.<br />
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All of these types of tubal blockage methods can be dealt with by a highly qualified tubal ligation reversal surgeon. In general, in tubal ligation reversal, any scarred tissue or clips or rings causing the tubal blockage will be removed using microsurgical techniques. The good sections of the fallopian tubes are then joined together where two of the individual three layers of the fallopian tubes are sutured together. In addition, Dr. Berger, a world renown tubal ligation reversal surgeon, will temporarily suture the tube to underlying muscle to help support the tubal sutures.<br />
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However, if you have had the fimbrial end removed, a new one will have to be created. This is done by your tubal ligation reversal doctor using a technique called a salpingostomy. You will want Dr. Berger to be your surgeon for this technique as he has a 56% success rate.<br />
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Although the Essure method of causing tubal blockage for voluntary sterilization is relatively new, there have already been women seeking its reversal. Dr. Berger does this type of tubal ligation reversal by removing the device and scarred tissue from the uterus and fallopian tube. Then he implants the end of the remaining tube into the uterus through a new opening. This method is tubouterine implantation. While not enough of these procedures have been done to women with the Essure device, the success rate for the implantation technique is 30 to 50%.<br />
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As you can see now, just because you have voluntarily undergone some form of tubal blockage in order to not have any more children, if you have changed your mind there is hope. The hope for removing voluntary, or in many cases even involuntary, <a href="http://www.tubal-reversal.net/tubal-blockage.htm">tubal blockage</a> lies in the tubal ligation reversal surgery performed by a top notch highly qualified and experienced surgeon.</div><div class='uawresource'><div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawabout'><br />
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</div><div class='uawlinks'>To find the best <a href="http://www.tubal-reversal.net/">tubal ligation reversal</a> surgeon seek out the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center. Dr. Gary Berger is the leading tubal specialist in the world and has performed more tubal ligation reversals than most other doctors. Check out http://www.tubal-reversal.net/ today. </div><br />
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