Tubal Reversal Blog August, 2010

The tubal reversal surgeons of Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center are honored to report the first successful pregnancy after an Adiana reversal procedure. This was the first Adiana reversal and is the first successful Adiana reversal pregnancy which has been reported to the medical field and greater public.

Adiana is a sterilization procedure that is very similar to the Essure procedure. Adiana was first approved by the FDA in July of 2009; however,  prior to this date Adiana was performed in the United States  only in clinical trials. Our patient was one of the first patients to undergo the sterilization procedure during a clinical trial and is now the first successful Adiana reversal patient. Her baby was recently born and we would like to share her story. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

Burning tubes is one of several ways to perform a tubal ligation.

The burning of fallopian tubes is a common form of tubal ligation in the United States. Many doctors prefer this method because of its ease and simplicity.

At Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center, we specialize in tubal reversal surgery and very often we are asked if burned tubes can be reversed.

We have discovered burned tubes can be easily reversed and that a more important question needs to be answered before considering the reversal of burned tubes. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »