Abstract:The development of minimally invasive surgery has a history of nearly 100 years, involving all clinical specialties, especially in surgical treatment. In the field of gynecology, minimally invasive surgery is mainly achieved through vaginal, endoscopic and interventional treatment. Endoscopic surgery has developed from the initial hysteroscopy to almost complete the treatment of various gynecological diseases under hysteroscopy, such as gynecological emergency, gynecological benign and malignant tumors, pelvic floor reconstruction, and hysteroscopy for uterine diseases. Interventional therapy such as radiation and ultrasound is also an indispensable measure for minimally invasive surgery. However, each type of operation has its advantages, disadvantages and limitations. With the deepening of the minimally invasive concept, the value of transvaginal surgery is increasingly recognized by clinicians and patients. The advantages of transvaginal surgery are obvious in total hysterectomy, myomectomy, and pelvic floor reconstruction. The indications of transvaginal surgery are also expanding with the improvement of surgical skills, which is bound to be more widely used in future surgical treatment. Doctors should master various surgical methods, be good at forming their own expertise, select the most appropriate surgical plan for specific diseases, and try to choose minimally invasive surgery to benefit patients on the premise of ensuring the surgical effect and safety.