In our Department of Gynecology, a patient with diseases related to virtually any area of gynecology and gynecological oncology is treated.
In the menu, in the option “Spectrum of services”, you can find a list of the methods of treatment and diagnostics that we offer. As for surgical interventions, here we resort to the abdominal incision or reach the focus by a vaginal route. Minimally invasive methods, such as, for example, the “keyhole method” are increasingly used. Thanks to them, not only cosmetic appearance of the incision is improved, even acclimatization of the body after surgery is much faster.
In a special focus of our attention are patients with cancer of the genitals and breasts.

Senology and mammology
In the Department of Senology and Mammology, a patient with all kinds of diseases of the breast and mammary glands is treated. High standards of treatment of a patient are provided by the certification of our Department and its staff. For patients diagnosed with cancer, we offer a range of different therapies: surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and so on.Our special focus is on patients with genital oncological diseases.

The department treats these diagnoses:

• Myoma
• Endometriosis
• Ovarian cysts
• Pelvic floor muscle incompetence
• Uterine prolapse and prolapse
• Uterine cancer
• Cervical cancer
• Ovarian cancer

Doctor Severin Iborra is an experienced gynaecologist specialising in gynaecological oncology, perinatal medicine and surgical gynaecology. She has established herself as a leading specialist during her 15 years of practice.

Specialist in:

• Gynaecology and Obstetrics
• specialising in gynaecological oncology
• special obstetrics and perinatal medicine

Techniques and treatment methods
In the ‘range of services’ section of the menu, you can find a list of our treatment and diagnostic techniques. For surgical interventions, we use abdominal incisions or vaginal access. Minimally invasive methods, such as the keyhole method, are increasingly being used. Thanks to them, not only the cosmetic appearance of the incision is improved, even the body’s acclimatisation after the surgical intervention is much faster. Among the minimally invasive methods:

• hysterectomy (total laparoscopic TLH-total laparoscopic hysterectomy)
• supracervical LASH-laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy
• laparoscopy of fallopian tubes and ovaries (cysts, tumours, etc.)
• operations to correct prolapse (laparoscopic colpo-, cervico- and uterosacropexy, lateral repair)
• operations related to incontinence (laparoscopic colposuspension according to BERCH, TVT, TVT-O operations)
• systematic laparoscopic removal of lymph nodes in the pelvis and along the aorta (for various cancers)
• removal of the signalling lymph node in carcinomas of the external female genitalia.