Dr. Alin Constantin

26/02/2026

Când fertilitatea depinde de precizia chirurgicală

Un caz ginecologic complex, cu intervenții anterioare și complicații asociate.
O soluție chirurgicală de finețe, cu un obiectiv clar: creșterea șanselor de implantare a embrionilor.

O pacientă de 39 de ani s-a prezentat pentru reevaluare înainte de embryo transfer, în contextul unui uter fibromatos și al unor complicații postoperatorii care diminuau șansele de sarcină.

Investigațiile au evidențiat:
🔹 4 fibroame uterine (unul de ~8 cm, cu compresie asupra cavității)
🔹 hidrosalpinx bilateral
🔹 status post miomectomie clasică, cu pelvis „înghețat”

După evaluarea atentă a cazului, s-a stabilit o abordare chirurgicală minim invazivă, menită să optimizeze șansele de succes ale procedurii de fertilizare și să reducă riscurile pentru pacientă.

Intervenția a fost realizată de Dr. Alin Constantin, medic specialist Obstetrică-Ginecologie, supraspecializat în diagnosticul ecografic al endometriozei profunde și al adenomiozei, în cadrul Spitalulul NORD Pipera.

Ce a presupus intervenția?
✔️ Miomectomie laparoscopică cu reconstrucția uterului
✔️ Salpingectomie bilaterală
✔️ Tehnică minim invazivă, cu disecție atentă în context de pelvis aderential

Beneficii pentru pacientă
• refacerea arhitecturii uterine
• eliminarea factorilor care puteau compromite implantarea embrionară
• reducerea riscului de complicații ulterioare
• recuperare mai rapidă comparativ cu chirurgia clasică

Abordarea laparoscopică a permis o evoluție postoperatorie favorabilă, cu durere redusă și reluarea rapidă a activităților zilnice, pregătind pacienta pentru următoarea etapă a procesului de fertilizare.

În chirurgia ginecologică, precizia face diferența. Iar atunci când obiectivul este fertilitatea, fiecare detaliu contează.

📞 Programează-te la dr. Alin Constantin: 021.9432
📍 Spitalul NORD Pipera – Bd. Dimitrie Pompeiu nr. 9-9A, Clădirea 18, Sector 2, București

25/02/2026

25/02/2026

"You better have hit that button " 😂

17/01/2026

Come and join us for the first EEL Robotic Masterclass of 2026!

The European Endometriosis League invites you to an advanced, hands-on educational experience dedicated to robotic surgery for endometriosis.

✅ Approved by SERGS Society of European Robotic Gynaecological Surgery

📍 Aschaffenburg, Bavaria, Germany
🗓 15–16 June 2026
🏥 Klinikum Aschaffenburg-Alzenau
👤 Event Coordinator: Harald Krentel

🔹 Why join?
This intensive 2-day masterclass is designed for gynecologists already performing robotic surgery who want to:
• Optimize case selection and surgical outcomes
• Master complex robotic procedures (bowel surgery, nerve-sparing techniques)
• Integrate robotic expertise with advanced endometriosis surgery
• Learn directly from leading experts through live surgeries, workshops & interactive sessions

🔹 Key details
👩‍⚕️ Limited to 15 participants
🎓 Certified EEL education – SERGS approved
💶 Fee: 650 €
💳 EEL Members: 550 € (use code EELMEMBER)
☕ Includes lunches, coffee breaks & social dinner

This masterclass is part of the EEL’s certified European educational program, aiming to standardize high-level training and build a strong international network of specialists in robotic endometriosis surgery.

👉 Secure your place now – very limited availability!

14/12/2025

This week was an intense and highly rewarding one in the operating room in Germany 🇩🇪, with 10 major and complex surgeries, most of them for advanced endometriosis.

Among the cases:
• A complex diaphragmatic endometriosis requiring combined thoracic involvement with advanced pelvic endometriosis
• A double discoid re**al resection
• An additional discoid bowel resection
• Two associated appendectomies for endometriosis
• A total hysterectomy with oncologic indication
• A particularly challenging case of endometriosis in a patient with eight previous laparoscopic surgeries

In between, I also had the chance to follow up on patients operated the week before in Nord Pipera Hospital Grupul Medical NORD in Bucharest 🇷🇴 including two re**al discoid resections. I am happy to see that all patients are doing well.

This week was also special because I had the responsibility and privilege to operate on friends, colleagues and patients who are very close to my heart. Caring for people you know and respect on a personal and professional level brings an additional layer of trust, responsibility, and meaning to the work we do.

This is only possible through multidisciplinary teamwork!

Another challenging week coming up with 2 more diaphragmatic endometrioasis cases and 4 bowel endometriosis cases.

14/12/2025

Join us tomorrow evening for a comprehensive webinar about the the perioperative ultrasound diagnosis for endometriosis

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow for our last EndoEngage of 2025! Join us tomorrow for an eye-opening session.

🔗Sign Up Today:
https://endoengage.euroendometriosis.com/

See you tomorrow!

23/11/2025

Endometriosis exists. In Africa too. And it is far more prevalent than most people assume

During the EndoScanAfrica ultrasound workshop in Nairobi, we conducted detailed transvaginal ultrasound assessments on 34 women with symptoms suggestive of endometriosis. The findings were striking:

🔸 88% had sonographic features of adenomyosis
🔸 50% had non-bowel deep endometriosis
🔸 23.5% had bowel deep endometriosis
🔸 26.5% had an endometrioma
🔸 20.6% showed pouch of Douglas obliteration
🔸 Women with previous surgery were 23.8 times more likely to have bowel DE

These results confirm what women across the African continent have been saying for years:
their pain is real, severe and too often overlooked.

Limited access to specialized imaging continues to contribute to major diagnostic delays - with profound consequences for quality of life, fertility and psychological wellbeing.

📌 Our study, now published in the International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, represents the first ultrasound-based assessment of women with clinically suspected endometriosis in sub-Saharan Africa.

DOI: 10.1002/ijgo.70606

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this project possible:
The EndoScanAfrica team, the local organizing Team, our international ultrasound and surgical experts, GE Healthcare, 3rd Park Hospital, PASE and all our partners who believe in this mission.

But above all, our gratitude goes to the women who participated - for their courage and trust. Their stories and their strength are the driving force behind this work.

This is only the beginning