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Gynaecological surgery and services
Gynaecology is the diagnosis and management of issues affecting women’s reproductive systems.
Gynaecology is concerned with a range of common gynaecological conditions such as menstrual pain and heavy bleeding, endometriosis, pelvic pain and problems with the pelvic floor.
You may also see a gynaecological oncologist who is a subspecialist, highly trained in managing cancers.
For some, gynaecological issues can affect not only their physical health but also their emotional wellbeing. Our experienced caregivers are on hand to support you at all times.
Our gynaecological services
Our gynaecologists, obstetricians, surgeons, radiologists, registered nurses and other health professionals work together to care for you using the latest expert knowledge and technology.
A number of specialised procedures and surgeries are available, including:
colposcopy and management of abnormal pap smears and pre-invasive (pre-cancer) disease of the female genital tract
hysterectomy (laparoscopic, vaginal and abdominal)
advanced laparoscopic surgery
endometriosis specialists
vaginal/pelvic reconstructive surgery for prolapse
general gynaecologic surgery
subspecialist care for management of gynaecologic cancers.
Our multidisciplinary team is highly experienced in:
early pregnancy problems (e.g. miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy)
menstrual disorders
endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), fibroids
management of ovarian cyst and benign adnexal mass
management of urinary incontinence
investigation of pelvic pain
managing gynaecologic cancers.
What is the difference between gynaecology and obstetrics?
In general terms, gynaecology relates to women who aren’t pregnant, while obstetrics relates to pregnant women and their unborn children.
Many physicians are qualified as both gynaecologists and obstetricians, enabling them to provide care for a range of concerns that women may have during pregnancy. Some have specific areas of interest such as high risk pregnancy, prolapse surgery, laparoscopic surgery or cancer surgery.
Benefits of our service
Our gynaecological services offer a range of benefits including:
a multidisciplinary team of gynaecologists, obstetricians, registered nurses and other caregivers
access to the latest technology, including specialist equipment for carrying out gynaecological surgery
the option for day surgery, so you can recover in your own home
ongoing support once you’ve left hospital
the highest levels of care from our team of qualified caregivers.
Gynaecology
Mt Lawley gynaecologists
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Gynaecological surgery and services
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Mental health and therapy
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Community and youth
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Gynaecological surgery and services
Gynaecology is the diagnosis and management of issues affecting women’s reproductive systems.
Gynaecology is concerned with a range of common gynaecological conditions such as menstrual pain and heavy bleeding, endometriosis, pelvic pain and problems with the pelvic floor.
You may also see a gynaecological oncologist who is a subspecialist, highly trained in managing cancers.
For some, gynaecological issues can affect not only their physical health but also their emotional wellbeing. Our experienced caregivers are on hand to support you at all times.
Our gynaecological services
Our gynaecologists, obstetricians, surgeons, radiologists, registered nurses and other health professionals work together to care for you using the latest expert knowledge and technology.
A number of specialised procedures and surgeries are available, including:
colposcopy and management of abnormal pap smears and pre-invasive (pre-cancer) disease of the female genital tract
hysterectomy (laparoscopic, vaginal and abdominal)
advanced laparoscopic surgery
endometriosis specialists
vaginal/pelvic reconstructive surgery for prolapse
general gynaecologic surgery
subspecialist care for management of gynaecologic cancers.
Our multidisciplinary team is highly experienced in:
early pregnancy problems (e.g. miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy)
menstrual disorders
endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), fibroids
management of ovarian cyst and benign adnexal mass
management of urinary incontinence
investigation of pelvic pain
managing gynaecologic cancers.
What is the difference between gynaecology and obstetrics?
In general terms, gynaecology relates to women who aren’t pregnant, while obstetrics relates to pregnant women and their unborn children.
Many physicians are qualified as both gynaecologists and obstetricians, enabling them to provide care for a range of concerns that women may have during pregnancy. Some have specific areas of interest such as high risk pregnancy, prolapse surgery, laparoscopic surgery or cancer surgery.
Benefits of our service
Our gynaecological services offer a range of benefits including:
a multidisciplinary team of gynaecologists, obstetricians, registered nurses and other caregivers
access to the latest technology, including specialist equipment for carrying out gynaecological surgery
the option for day surgery, so you can recover in your own home
ongoing support once you’ve left hospital
the highest levels of care from our team of qualified caregivers.
Gynaecology
Mt Lawley gynaecologists
Contact us
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to Elders past and present.
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