Leading Gynecological Surgery

Our affiliated gynecologic oncologists focus on providing person-first care, meaning we prioritize your physical, emotional and spiritual well-being throughout every step of cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery. 

If you need gynecologic cancer surgery, we offer a variety of options at select facilities, tailored to your specific needs, including:

• Hysterectomy, to remove your uterus as treatment for cervical, ovarian or uterine cancer (such as endometrial cancer)
• Oophorectomy (open or laparoscopic), which removes one or both ovaries to treat ovarian, fallopian tube or uterine cancer
• Salpingectomy, to remove one or both fallopian tubes to treat fallopian tube or ovarian cancer
• Salpingo-oophorectomy, which removes your ovaries and fallopian tubes to treat ovarian cancer
• Trachelectomy, which removes your cervix and nearby tissues to treat cervical cancer

Pelvic pain can stem from a variety of causes, making it challenging to diagnose and treat effectively. At select locations, we have pelvic pain specialists who are dedicated to identifying the underlying cause of your discomfort.

Where available, our expert, fellowship-trained surgeons may perform common and complex pelvic pain procedures, utilizing minimally invasive techniques whenever possible to ensure your safety and promote faster recovery. 

Our pelvic pain expertise is available at specific locations. Use our convenient Find a Doctor tool to connect with a pelvic pain specialist in your area.

In some communities, we offer access to experts in a variety of minimally invasive gynecologic procedures. Our affiliated specialists use less invasive methods that generally result in:

• Increased safety

• Less pain after surgery

• Less scarring

• Reduced blood loss

• Shorter recovery time

• Smaller disruption to your life

• Greater patient satisfaction

Where offered, our affiliated specially trained surgeons use minimally invasive techniques, such as: 

• Robotic-assisted surgery, which uses a robotic system controlled by your surgeon to improve precision
• Laparoscopy, which makes a few small cuts (incisions) around your stomach to access your pelvic area
• Single-site robotic gynecological surgery, which requires only one incision at your belly button
• No-incision gynecological surgery, also called vaginal natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (vNOTES), which accesses the procedure site through your vagina and cervix without making incisions