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ToggleTechnological advancements have helped the healthcare system to perform minor surgeries with minimal incisions and inconveniences to clients. Laparoscopy is a minor surgical procedure that allows a doctor to access the inside of the pelvis and abdomen without making a large incision on the skin. Laparoscopy is also known as keyhole surgery or minimally invasive surgery. A laparoscopy system is used to perform this medical procedure. The laparoscopy system consists of a thin tube that has a source of light and a camera, which displays images of the abdomen and pelvis on a monitor.
When performing this surgery, the surgeon makes a few small incisions. Each one will not be longer than half an inch. This is why it is also called keyhole surgery. The doctor will insert a tube through each opening. The surgical instruments and camera will also go through the tube and the surgeon performs the surgery.
The doctor will inform you whether you’ll be getting general anesthesia or if you will be numbed only in that area. If your doctor decides to go for general anesthesia, you will have to go on a fast for at least six hours before your surgery. You cannot drink water as well. You will be given specific instructions about it before the procedure.
On the whole, laparoscopy is a minor surgical process used in hospitals to perform minor surgeries that cause minimal pain, harm, and side effects to the patient. Laparoscopy reduces your rest time and lets you get about your work quite soon after the surgery and minimizes the hospital stay. It is a procedure that is commonly used in all hospital settings and is considered to be safe as it has fewer minor complications and rare serious complications. A laparoscopy system is of immense value not only to the doctors but to the patients too.
One of the hallmarks of our facility is the inclusion of 6 state-of-the-art critical care units.
These units are dedicated to ensuring that patients facing severe and life-threatening conditions receive immediate and specialized care.
Additionally, our 8-bed Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is equipped with the latest technology to monitor and manage patients who require intensive medical attention.
Patients can also benefit from the spacious general beds while they recover.
One of the hallmarks of our facility is the inclusion of 6 state-of-the-art critical care units.
These units are dedicated to ensuring that patients facing severe and life-threatening conditions receive immediate and specialized care.
Additionally, our 8-bed Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is equipped with the latest technology to monitor and manage patients who require intensive medical attention.
Patients can also benefit from the spacious general beds while they recover.