Redefining Hysterectomy

Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy (LSH): Making hysterectomies less invasive
If you or someone you know is faced with having a hysterectomy, there is now an option for many women that:

is less invasive

may result in less pain and stress to the body

minimizes scarring

can be performed on an outpatient basis, with a reduced recovery period

» Find out more about Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy
» View animation on how LSH is performed
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"I was totally surprised by how little pain I felt after having the LSH. It was truly remarkable."
» Patient stories

If you know someone who is now faced with decisions regarding a hysterectomy, help her discover the benefits of LSH.
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A new "Hysterectomy Awareness Study" produced a surprising result: Eight out of 10 women said that they are likely to switch doctors if their own does not offer the Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy (LSH).
» Read study results

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A hysterectomy is usually an elective procedure, not an emergency, so you have the time to explore and thoroughly understand all of your options, including LSH.
» Questions to ask your doctor about hysterectomy [85K PDF]

All surgeries present risks. Laparascopic hysterectomy is an elective procedure, where potential risks include those typically associated with laparascopic surgical procedures, including injury to organs or vessels, and the possibility of converting to open surgery. Consult your physician to explore all options.