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Why Choose WHII?

Women face unique pelvic and urological health challenges. An exclusive practice, with dedicated physicians and a single philosophy, is needed to understand and treat those challenges. Women’s Health Institute of Illinois is that practice.  The Women's Health Institute of Illinois provides state-of-the-art care for pelvic and urologic health issues in women. WHII ensures that each woman understands the treatment options for her individual situation. If surgical treatment is required, the least invasive, safest option will be sought.

 

Meet Our Physicians

The physicians of Women's Health Institute of Illinois are unmatched in their education, knowledge, clinical and research experience and commitment. Fellowship-trained with years of experience, our physicians exhibit a devotion to our patients by improving and maintaining a woman's quality of life through the most appropriate, up-to-date treatment methods.

 



Devoted to the Diagnosis, Research and Treatment of Women's Health Challenges


Minimally Invasive Surgery

Why is Minimally Invasive Surgery better?

Women who need gynecologic or urogynecologic surgery and have these surgeries performed in a minimally invasive approach have:

  • Lower risk of complications (infection, bleeding, & potentially internal scarring)
  • Less pain
  • Decreased hospital stay
  • Increased return to normal activities.

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Hysterectomy

The AAGL (American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists) states in 2011 - "It is the position of the AAGL that most hysterectomies for benign disease should be performed either vaginally or laparoscopically .... Surgeons without the requisite training and skills required for the safe performance of VH or LH should enlist the aid of colleagues who do or should refer patients requiring hysterectomy to such individuals for their surgical care."

 

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Did You Know?

  • At WHII, 98% of major surgeries were accomplished via Minimally Invasive Approach (vaginal, laparoscopically, or with robotic assist) in 2010
  • 88% of our surgical patients were home less than 24 hours after their procedures last year