LAPAROSCOPIC UNIT
The field of surgery has been experiencing revolution for the last 2 decades, and one of the most significant developments is laparoscopic surgery. The advantages of Laparoscopic surgery are avoiding a large abdominal incision, less pain, less trauma, early recovery and the time staying in the hospital will be very less.
The main advantage of our Laparoscopy unit is that every surgery is attended by a team of highly qualified laparoscopic surgeons from gynaecology. This increases the safety for the patient even in complicated cases.
Laparoscopy is also known as minimally invasive surgery (MIS), band-aid surgery is an advanced procedure during which surgical approaches are achieved. It is used to test the organs inside the abdomen.
How is laparoscopic surgery done?
Laparoscopic surgery requires special instruments which make it possible to work through small incisions. Laparoscopy Surgery is a careful process used for checking the organs within the mid-region. In this process the navel regions of the women are incapable of becoming pregnant. The abdomen is filled with carbon dioxide gas to enlarge it to provide sufficient working space. During these steps a laparoscope is employed with a high-force, light-weight camera at the front. That allows the doctor to visualize the inside of the abdomen on an electronic screen. This surgery helps to resolve the cause of infertility.
What are the benefits of laparoscopy?
There are so many benefits with laparoscopy compared to open surgery like:
- Risk will be less.
- Smaller scars give better cosmetic appearance.
- Time to stay in hospital will be less.
- Fast recovery.
- Pain will be less.
Recovery after laparoscopy:
Once the process is done, nurses will take care of you. You’ll stay in recovery until the anesthesia is off. You will not be discharged until you can urinate on your own. Recovery time varies by person to person. It depends on the procedure. You may go home after a few hours after surgery or it might also take one or more nights.