What Are Advantages of Laparoscopic Surgery: In open surgery, surgeon has to make large incision to perform surgery, but in case of laparoscopic the size of the incisions are much smaller, as a result risk of bleeding is reduced to a considerable extent. This in turn reduces the chances of blood transfusion being needed to compensate for any blood loss. In laparoscopic surgery, the person feel less discomfort after the operation. In most cases the person who is been operated goes home the very next day of surgery. The operated person can resume his or her daily activities earlier. In case of laparoscopy, significantly smaller scars are formed due to the smaller incision size. In most open surgery where large incision need to be made, the scare tissue that forms is more prone to infection. In some people, these scar tissue can cause pain, and in 1-3% of people, may lead to intestinal obstruction at some point in their lives. Exposure of the internal organs to external contaminants is much less in laparoscopic surgery, therefore reducing the risk of post-operative infection Laparoscopic surgeon sees the magnified images of the organ parts on the monitor. This gives the laparoscopic surgeon more detail about the tissues that might not be possible using traditional surgery. Laparoscopic surgery also referred as minimally invasive surgery is among the key advances in medical surgery. Laparoscopic surgery is getting popular in India, as it makes much of minimally invasive surgery possible today and many other benefits compare to open surgery. The popularity of laparoscopic surgery began almost three decades ago when laparoscopic cholecystectomy was first introduced. The overwhelming public interest enjoyed by the laparoscopic cholecystectomy forced many surgeons who had neglected operative laparoscopy to take notice. Today there are many laparoscopic surgeons across India with the top laparoscopic surgeons in Mumbai. What is Laparoscopic Surgery: Laparoscopic surgery is a modern method of surgery which involves the use of laparoscope (a thin fiber optic tube) that has a small video camera attached on its tip. In this type of surgery, small incisions of 0.5-1cm (known as port) are made. The laparoscope is inserted through this small incision mostly in the navel, and guided to the problem area. The Laparoscopic surgeon then inserts tiny surgical instruments through other small incisions (ports) to perform a procedure. The video camera transmits an image of the organs inside the abdomen onto a screen or monitor. The laparoscopic surgeon cannot see directly the part of the patient’s organ that he or she is performing operation on rather surgeon uses the image captured by the camera positioned inside the patient’s body to perform surgical operation. The camera in any laparoscopic surgery becomes the surgeon’s eye.

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