It provides diagnosis and treatment of gynaecological diseases - inflammations, tumours, sudden abdominal episodes. In surgical care, it performs small surgical procedures (curettage, abortion, conisation, hysteroscopy), laparoscopic diagnosis of infertility - tubal patency, detection of endometriosis (adhesions in pelvic pain), laparoscopic surgery (sterilisation, removal of pathologies on the ovary(s), fallopian tube(s), removal of the uterus), abdominal gynaecological operations, surgical treatment of incontinence in women.
It also provides care for at-risk pregnant women - imminent miscarriage, imminent premature birth, internal complications - urinary infections, inflammation of veins, high blood pressure, pregnancy-related complications - eclampsia, fetal growth delay, placenta placement disorders.
Continuity of care with services of other departments
The gynaecologist and obstetrician collaborates with specialists of borderline disciplines, especially surgery, urology, internal medicine, endocrinology, neonatology, anaesthesiology, radiology, oncology, dermatovenerology, genetics, sexology and others.
Development plan
In the future, the department's development plan will focus on increasing the quality of service delivery in the field, expanding outpatient care and staffing.
Booking System
To improve the organisation of inpatient care and enhance your comfort, we are updating the booking system for scheduled gynaecological procedures (e.g. hysteroscopy, curettage, conisation, termination of pregnancy, …) and outpatient procedures (insertion/removal of an intrauterine device, procedures under local anaesthesia, …). You can book appointments for these procedures on any working day between 08:00 and 15:00 by calling 601 001 280 or 311 554 230 – Care Coordinator Jana Bláhová DiS. Emergency cases are dealt with as a priority.
Abortion pill
In the gynaecology department, we perform non-surgical termination of pregnancy using the so-called ‘abortion pill’. This is an alternative method of terminating a pregnancy without surgical intervention. Information on the procedure, conditions and cost is available on weekdays between 08:00 and 15:00 on 601 001 280 or 311 554 230 – Care Coordinator Jana Bláhová DiS.
Where should you go for admission?
On the day of your scheduled admission, please report to the gynaecology department on the third floor between 7.00 am and 8.00 am.
Procedures requiring written informed consent
- Curettage
- Cervical conisation (LOOP)
- Termination of pregnancy
- Diagnostic and surgical laparoscopy
- Vaginal, abdominal and laparoscopically assisted hysterectomy
- TOT anti-incontinence slings
- Excision of Bartholin’s gland cysts and abscesses – chemical, surgical
- Cervical reconstruction
- Diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy
- Sterilisation
- Uterine cavity revision
- Induced termination of pregnancy in the second trimester
- Cerclage
- Medical termination of pregnancy
Department structure
The gynaecology department comprises standard and superior private rooms, an IMCU room and a minor procedure room for small gynaecological surgical procedures. Reservations are not taken for superior private rooms.
Emergency service in the Gynaecology Department
The hospital’s out-of-hours service is available on weekdays outside the provider’s regular consultation hours, from 15:30 to 07:00, and the provision of this healthcare service is subject to a fee of 90 CZK for a clinical examination during on-call hours. On Saturdays and Sundays, including public holidays, the regulatory fee remains unchanged. The attending staff are obliged to collect this fee from patients, or their legal deputies where applicable, in cases specified by law. In the event that urgent care is provided by a physician on duty in the gynaecology and obstetrics department on the third floor, we ask clients for their patience.
The legal deputy and older sibling may visit at any time.
The recommended visiting hours in the gynaecology department are every day from 14:00 to 18:00.
Other visiting times can be arranged in consultation with the attending physician or nurse and taking into account the patient's health condition. In superior rooms, extended visiting hours are a matter of course if the treatment regime is respected. In the IMCU room (intensive care room), the recommended visiting hours are the same, the number of people and the length of the visit depend on the patient's health condition and the agreement with the nursing staff.
General instructions and information
Health information for the patient's relatives
Health information is confidential and can only be disclosed with the patient's consent to persons designated in writing by the patient at the time of admission to the hospital in the Consent for Hospitalisation. It will be provided by the attending physician in the afternoon or by prior arrangement with the ward nurses.
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