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Laparoscopic or Keyhole Surgery Benefits

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Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgery, which is also known as keyhole surgery. It is a specialized technique that is used to carry out treatments like gall bladder surgery and gynecological surgeries by creating small incisions of about 0.5 to 1 cm. Besides this, the laparoscopic technique has also been extended to carry out intestinal surgeries. The procedure involves making small cuts on the body, which are not more than half-inch long. Through this incision, a tube is inserted, and a special camera and surgical tools are passed through it. The surgery is then performed by screening the whole operation on a TV screen. The monitoring is done with the help of a camera and instruments that go inside the abdomen. There are situations where a surgeon opts for a special hand port. This technique requires a larger incision than usual laparoscopic surgery and is called "hand assisted laparoscopy". Medanta- The Medicity, Gurgaon provides the bes...

How Laparoscopic Surgery is Performed and What are its Benefits?

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Laparoscopic surgery, also termed as minimally invasive surgery (MIS), includes the application of a thin tubular device known as a laparoscope. It is inserted through a minute incision into the abdomen to perform even the most complex operations which previously required a large incision. The recovery time needed after laparoscopic surgery is shorter than traditional open surgery due to smaller wounds. Also, the patient experiences minimum pain during and post surgery. Today, laparoscopic surgery is extensively performed to treat a wide range of medical conditions. At Medanta Medical Hospital, expert and well-experienced Laparoscopic Surgeon in Gurgaon use international equipment to deliver world-class service and give the patients most effective results. What is a Laparoscope? A laparoscope is a long and firm fiber-optic device which is entered into the body to view internal organs and structures more clearly. While the older models used to be equipped with a telescop...

Find The Best Treatment Through Laparoscopic Surgery in Delhi

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Laparoscopy is a surgical diagnostic procedure. It helps in examining the internal organs of the abdomen. A laparoscope is a thin device with an attached light and camera that helps the surgeon to have a better view at the condition of the organ and operate accordingly with the help of some visual aid like screen. Laparoscopic surgery is a great alternative to traditional open surgery as it involves very few small cuts in the abdomen. Finding the best Best Laparoscopic Surgeon in Delhi ? Consult the highly-skilled and experienced Dr. Vikas Singhal at Medanta Medicity. Laparoscopic Surgery in Gurgaon : Dr. Vikas Singhal (obesity surgeon) Benefits Of Laparoscopic Surgery:- Great alternative to the traditional open surgery. Comparatively less pain is involved. Only a few small incisions are involved. Least chances of wound breakdown and formation of a hernia. Offers better cosmetic results. Types Of Laparoscopic Surgeries:- Laparoscopic ...

Gallbladder Stone removal - Laparoscopic versus complete surgery

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If you are suffering from problems of  Gallbladder stones , you must not avoid it. If you have that dark fear of surgery, open wounds, pain, and complexity, you are getting it wrong. Modern clinical advancements have given birth to , which are fully effective but only partial surgery is required. It actually requires the minimal invasion. Gallbladder stones are problematic and must be removed when they start creating health nuances. The size of a Gallbladder stone may vary from a rice grain to a golf ball. How the procedure goes... Firstly, your doctor would do some of the initial tests including specialized x-ray which helps the surgeon in rightly locating the problem area and position of internal organs. The abdomen of the patient is inflated with carbon dioxide or air in order to get a more clearer and sharp vision of internal areas of the abdomen. Later on, general anesthesia is given which lasts for approximately two hours. A very small incision is made near the belly bu...