Common Concerns We Solve
Told Your Fibroid Is Too Big for Laparoscopy?
We have removed 20cm large fibroid, cervical & broad ligament fibroid — even cases that other surgeons refused.
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Had Previous C-Section & Worried About Surgery?
Specializing in laparoscopy for patients with previous LSCS, multiple surgeries & adhesions — including frozen pelvis cases.
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Suffering from Endometriosis & Told “No Cure”?
Expert in mild to severe endometriosis, chocolate cysts & recto-vaginal bladder endometriosis with frozen pelvis — laparoscopically.
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Is Your Doctor’s Experience Long Enough?
35+ years & 20,000+ surgeries. FOGSI-ICOG recognized training centre since 20+ years. National Course Director for endoscopic training.
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Is Laparoscopy Too Expensive?
Charges are comparable to open surgery — with faster recovery, less pain & shorter hospital stay. Most patients go home in 24-48 hrs.
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3D Vision: The Future of Precision Surgery
Advanced 3D laparoscopy restores natural depth perception — enabling millimetre-level precision around delicate nerves & blood vessels. Faster suturing, stronger uterine healing & better reproductive outcomes.
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Dr. Pragnesh Shah
National Trainer ICOG • ICOG Course Director • 35+ Years

DR. FORAM VORA

(M.S.,GYNAEC ENDOSCOPIC SURGEON)

  • Ex. Superintendent at CHC Bavla
  • F.MAS + D.MAS from World Laparoscopy Hospital, Delhi NCR.
  • Work experience in ENDOSCOPIC & ROBOTIC SURGERIES at FORTIS HOSPITAL (FMRI)
  • Work experience at CLOUD NINE HOSPITAL
  • Presented Papers & Posters in many conferences
  • Published article in JMIG international journal
  • FOGSI recognized ENDOSCOPIC FELLOWSHIP
  • Certified USG course
  • S. OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY – CIVIL HOSPITAL,AHMEDABAD
  • MBBS – CIVIL HOSPITAL, AHMEDABAD
  • HSC – 8TH rank in Gujarat state, GSEB
  • SSC – 3rd rank in Gujarat state, GSEB

JYOTI MATERNITY HOSPITAL AND MINIMUM INVASIVE SURGERY CENTRE,   

AHMEDABAD; Phone : 079-26731759,26766491

TIME : 10:30AM-1:00PM; 3:00PM-6:00PM

(CONSULTATION WITH PRIOR APPOINTMENT)

Mobile : 9925950916; E-mail ID : jyotimaternityhosp@gmail.com

  1. A 39years old Nulligravida(no issue) patient with complaint of
    • Severe pain during menses
    • Heavy & prolonged menstrual flow
    • Pain during intercourse
  2. USG finding : uterus enlarged with 6x6cm size adenomyoma in posterior wall of uterus.
  3. Management : LAPAROSCOPIC ADENOMYOMA REMOVAL along with hysteroscopic uterine cavity evaluation & laparoscopic infertility evaluation
  4. Intra-operative findings : Uterus bulky upto the size of about 10-12weeks ( 2-3months of pregnancy); the adenomyotic nodule removed in piecemeal with help of Rotocut MORCELLATOR; water-tight defect closure done
  5. Post-operative benefits :
    • Better cosmetics – NO big scar on abdomen
    • Uterus PRESERVED for fertility purpose
    • Minimal blood-loss & post-operative adhesions
    • Fast post-operative recovery- discharged on full diet on 2nd day of operation
  1. Case of patient with complaint of
    • Severe pain during menses
    • Severe pain while passing stool during menses
    • Infertility
  2. USG finding : chocolate cyst
  3. A segment of about 4-5 cm of rectosigmoid was adherent to uterus and both ovaries
  4. Right sided chocolate cyst of about 4-5cm was present
  5. Extensive adhesiolysis done
  6. The rectosigmoid separated from the above mentioned structures, confirming rectal patency
  7. Chocolate cyst wall excised, removed and sent for histopathological examination( confirmed to be chocolate cyst in HPE report)
  8. End result :Tubo-ovarian relationship restored on both sides
  9. Benefit : c/o pain during menses reduced & fertility enhanced

  1. A 28 years old patient with no history of any issue, married life of 6 years & history of Ectopic pregnancy in right tube treated medically 4 years back and complaint of
    • Severe acute lower abdominal pain
    • Sudden giddiness and dizziness
    • Spotting p/v
    • One & half months of amenorrhea
  2. UPT positive
  3. USG finding : uterus normal. Mix echogenic lesion of 8x6cm in right adnexa s/o Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy. Hemoperitoneum present.
  4. Immediate decision taken for laparoscopy.
  5. Intra-operative findings :
    • About 1-1.5 liter of blood with clots was present in peritoneal cavity, which all suctioned out
    • Right sided half affected part of the tube removed (partial salpingectomy)
    • Hemostasis checked. Copious suction irrigation done.
  6. Post-operative course uneventful. On 2nd post-op day, patient discharged on full oral diet.
  1. A 48 years old patient with complaint of
    • Profuse menstrual bleeding
    • Feeling of heaviness in lower abdomen
    • Feeling of mass upto umbilicus (as about 4-5 months of pregnancy)
  2. USG finding : Uterus markedly enlarged & lobulated. Multiple posterior and lateral wall fibroids noted, largest measuring 8x6cm.
  3. TOTAL LAPAROSCOPIC HYSTERECTOMY(TLH+BSO) done for the condition.
  4. Intra-operative findings :
    • Uterus appeared enlarged of about 20-22 weeeks of pregnancy size with a 10x10cm subserosal fibroid present on fundus
    • Hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophrectomy done in ususal manner
    • Uterus with fibroids removed in multiple strips with help of ROTOCUT MORCELLATOR
  5. Benefits of laparoscopic surgery :
    • No big scar, only 1cm scars on abdomen
    • Very fast recovery – full diet started and discharged 2nd day of OT
  • A known case of uterine anomaly, diagnosed during first trimester ultrasound scan
  • Delivered through cesarean section at 38 weeks+4 days gestational period
  • A healthy full-term baby of 2.6 kg delivered
  • After delivery of the baby, the placenta found to be present in another horn of the uterus, other than the one carrying the baby, which was removed completely in piecemeal
  • Hemostasis achieved, No PPH, No postoperative complications 
  • Patient discharged in stable condition
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