Tubal Reversal Blog ‘outpatient’

After my first meeting with Dr. Berger, I drove home and was ecstatic our conversation went so well. I did not know what to expect when I first visited the center but my visit was everything I could have hoped for. Immediately when I got home I told my wife about my experience. I had never told her about my previous dream so I also divulged to her my vision about my visit to Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center. She was amazed I even had such a dream because she is aware I am not a very superstitious person. To this day we still can not believe I had a dream foretelling the start of a new career.

Dr. Berger and I had several more meetings after our initial meeting. I was able to explain to him my career frustrations and my desire to become a tubal ligation reversal specialist. I was able to learn more about him, his background in infertility and in vitro fertilization, and his evolution towards becoming an exclusive provider of tubal ligation reversal surgery. Our meetings were productive and I became even more certain I wanted to become a specialist in tubal ligation reversal.

As I began to seriously consider transitioning to become a tubal ligation reversal specialist I began to realize several things about myself:

• As a physician I want to help people. I especially enjoy helping people obtain goals which are not easily available.
• I take enjoyment in doing surgeries other doctors are either afraid of or incapable of doing.
• I value letting patients make their own informed decisions. I have never felt the need to impose my beliefs upon other people. I rarely judge the decisions of others.
• I dislike hospitals. I feel they are unhealthy (for patients and doctors) and are loud, noisy places.
• I really enjoy working in outpatient, ambulatory surgery centers. I feel less confined than in the hospital environment.
• I like to be efficient. Being idle is extremely difficult for me.
• I can not take good care of others if I can not take good care of myself and family. Long nights, weekends, and poor medical outcomes began to gnaw away at one’s humanity and compassion.

It has been almost a year since I first met Dr. Berger and the staff at the Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center and started my path towards becoming a reversal specialist. I have realized many things about myself and my desires. I am eagerly looking forward to a career in helping women correct the misgivings of prior decisions.

How Fertility is Restored Through Outpatient Tubal Reversal

This video clip comes from a Discovery Channel production featuring the tubal reversal procedure that I perform. The film crew followed Deborah and Paul Martinez as they proceeded through their tubal reversal journey. The operation was filmed in its entirety and I describe each step as I proceed through the procedure. The video clip available here is only 3 minutes in length, but the entire operation is available in a free videotape or DVD. Originally aired as part of the series, “The Operation”, the film has also been broadcast on TLC (The Learning Channel) and on “The CBS Early Morning Show”.

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The video tape or DVD is free of charge for personal viewing. There is a small charge for shipping and handling.

This video shows step-by-step how I repair the fallopian tubes after a tubal ligation in a one-hour outpatient procedure that is comfortable for the patient and results in very quick recovery.

Once you see this you will understand why patients come to Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center from all over the US as well as from other countries for their tubal reversal procedure. Besides its comfort and fast recovery, my procedure has the highest success rates of any operation to repair the tubes and it more successful than the alternative (and more expensive) treatment of IVF.

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