Tubal ligation Reversal surgery
California IVF Fertility Center
Reconnect Fallopian tubes after a tubal ligation even when they are cut and burned
Affordable package price for a tubal ligation reversal surgery. A tubal reversal, or bilateral tubal anastomosis is an option to reverse or reconnect the Fallopian tubes after a tubal ligation. Surgery is usually possible even when the tubes are cut and burned. Over 25 years of experience.
Learn about a tubal ligation reversal procedure to reconnect the Fallopian tubes to allow for natural attempts at pregnancy. Details of the bilateral tubal anastomosis, or BTA procedure.
Our package price includes your initial visit, pre-op, surgery, anesthesia, and post operative visits for one fixed price. Tubal reversal is an affordable option to IVF after a BTL.
If you would like to discuss your options for tubal reversal or would like to compare a reversal to IVF, please contact us to learn more. Our physicians are here to help you.
The tubal reversal surgery is a procedure performed in an operating room to reconnect Fallopian tubes after a tubal ligation surgery. The tubal reversal surgery involves making an incision into the abdomen to locate the Fallopian tubes that have been blocked during a bilateral tubal ligation surgery (BTL). Under a microscope, the surgeon reconnects the Fallopian tubes in a procedure known as a bilateral tubal anastomosis, or BTA. The surgery can be very successful for women that were fertile before their tubal ligation procedure. Age affects fertility and can cause problems even after a tubal reversal procedure. We are happy to discuss the surgery and the alternative option of IVF.
IVF is a procedure involving the stimulation of multiple eggs using injectable medications, that are similar to natural hormones (FSH) that cause eggs to grow. The growing follicles each contain 1 egg and are monitored using ultrasound exams. When the follicles reach the appropriate size, another medication is used to prepare the eggs for collection. Eggs are collected under sedation by placing a needle into the ovaries and collecting the eggs. After the eggs are collected, they are combined with the sperm in a dish (conventional insemination), or the sperm is directly injected into the sperm (ICSI, or intracytoplasmic sperm injection). The resulting embryos are grown (cultured) for 5 to 6 days. The embryos may be transferred at this point or frozen for use at a later time. It has been demonstrated that the stimulation of multiple eggs during the IVF process can cause the uterine lining to become less favorable for transfer. By freezing all of the embryos and transferring them later using a process called a frozen embryo transfer, or FET, the pregnancy rates can be significantly higher.
This procedure is also known as a bilateral tubal anastomsis, or BTA. A woman who has had a previous tubal ligation by clips, rings, clamps, or fulguration may be a candidate for a tubal reanastomosis. Tubal ligations performed after delivery or during a cesarean section may also be reversed. In this procedure an incision is made into the abdomen to gain access to the fallopian tubes. The ends of the Fallopian tubes are then incised to expose the lumen, or opening of the tube. The two openings of the tubes are then carefully reconnected under the microscope. Once the tubes are reattached, the outer covering, or serosa, of the tubes are brought together over the top of the inner portion of the tube. Colored dye is then used to test the tubes and confirm they are open.
Our surgery center is in Sacramento California. We are located near Sacramento Airport and within driving distance to San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose.
IVF is an alternative to a tubal reversal when women want to avoid abdominal surgery. IVF is compared to tubal reversal surgery during the new patient visit.
Vasectomy procedures can be reversed. We have a male fertility specialist that can perform vasectomy reversal surgery. Outpatient surgery and package price.
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