<p>The success rate in such operations is only 40 per cent.Nagaveni had undergone tubectomy seven years ago. <br /><br />The 38-year-old had opted for sterilisation after the birth of her second child (a son). However, he drowned in a well and unable fill the void, the couple decided to have another child. <br /><br />Nagaveni went through tuboplasty, a surgical procedure to correct the obstruction in the fallopian tubes, at the Vagus hospital.<br /><br /> “The success rate of tuboplasty is only 40 per cent, Nagaveni and her husband Krishnappa took the chance,” said Dr Narayanaswamy, who led the team that conducted the surgery.</p>
<p>The success rate in such operations is only 40 per cent.Nagaveni had undergone tubectomy seven years ago. <br /><br />The 38-year-old had opted for sterilisation after the birth of her second child (a son). However, he drowned in a well and unable fill the void, the couple decided to have another child. <br /><br />Nagaveni went through tuboplasty, a surgical procedure to correct the obstruction in the fallopian tubes, at the Vagus hospital.<br /><br /> “The success rate of tuboplasty is only 40 per cent, Nagaveni and her husband Krishnappa took the chance,” said Dr Narayanaswamy, who led the team that conducted the surgery.</p>
