How much does it cost to be hospitalized for a teratoma patient

One type of ovarian germ cell tumor is ovarian teratoma, which is mainly caused by abnormal proliferation of germ cells. Patients with ovarian teratoma can be treated by surgery. Many patients with this disease are very concerned about the cost of hospitalization for ovarian teratoma. The following is an introduction to the cost of hospitalization for teratoma:

What is the hospitalization cost for ovarian teratoma?

Due to the huge individual differences, the hospitalization costs for teratoma will be affected by some factors and therefore cannot be determined immediately. Anesthesia, surgery, examination, and medication costs are all based on the actual individual situation, and there are certain individual differences.

It is usually not so easy to remove the teratoma tissue cleanly. However, the minimally invasive technology of laparoscopy has a wide field of view and also has a magnifying effect. It can completely remove the teratoma tissue without contaminating the abdominal cavity, and it is also convenient to explore the contralateral ovary. An ovarian germ cell tumor is an ovarian teratoma, which is mainly caused by abnormal proliferation of germ cells. Patients with ovarian teratoma can be treated by surgery.

Laparoscopic minimally invasive technique

In the treatment of teratoma, the use of laparoscopic minimally invasive technology is an ideal treatment method. The previous laparotomy was limited by the incision. Not only was the field of view very small, but the doctor's operation was also difficult, and it was usually not so easy to peel off the teratoma tissue cleanly. However, the minimally invasive technology of laparoscopy has a wide field of view and also has a magnifying effect. It can completely remove the teratoma tissue without contaminating the abdominal cavity, and it is also convenient to explore the contralateral ovary. No adverse complications such as intestinal adhesions occur after surgery. Laparoscopic treatment of teratoma generally requires 4 days of hospitalization. Using minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, there is no need for surgery, it does not affect the appearance, and the trauma is very small. Generally, you can be discharged from the hospital three days after the operation, without suturing or removing the stitches.