What is Minimally invasive surgery?

Minimally invasive surgeries

In minimally invasive surgery, doctors use several techniques to operate with less hurt to the body than with open surgery.

With the development & advancement of laparoscopic surgery grow it is possible to discharge patients the same day with almost no scar.

In Laparoscopic surgery there is less post-operative pain, there is a minimum chance of infection as compared to open surgery.

In overall, minimally invasive surgery is related to less pain, a shorter hospital stay, and fewer complications.

Alternative category of minimally invasive surgery is robotic surgery. The gall bladder is a small organ, located below the liver and its only function is to release fluid that helps in digestion and is secreted by the liver and stored in the gall bladder.

Minimally invasive surgery uses smaller surgical incisions, and it's usually minimum risky than usual surgery. But even with minimally invasive surgery, there are several risks of issues with anesthesia, bleeding, & infection.

Minimal access surgery can positively treat thyroid and parathyroid, hernia, appendix, anorectal conditions, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, gall bladder stones, and certain conditions, involving the pancreas, adrenal glands, spleen, kidneys, and the liver.

Nestiva Hospital-  Dr.Nasir Equbal Nizami 

Consultant- Laparoscopy and General Surgery

Contact us: https://nestivahospital.com/




 

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