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laparoscopic Treatment

Overview

Using tiny incisions, the laparoscopy technique allows for surgery inside the abdomen. Minimal incisions facilitate a quicker and less painful recovery from surgery. The instrument termed a laparoscope is a thin, illuminated wand-like device. It attaches to a small camera to relay images to a video screen. The procedure is done using other thin instruments. Laparoscopy can be used to treat a variety of urinary tract disorders. Conditions affecting the kidneys, adrenal glands, bladder, testicles, and prostate are among them.

What advantages does Laparoscopy offer?

There are numerous benefits to laparoscopy, which has been demonstrated to be just as successful as traditional methods:
  • shorter stays in hospitals
  • Reduced use of painkillers and post-operative pain
  • Reduced transfusions and blood loss
  • fewer postoperative infections and other problems following surgery than with open surgery.
  • quicker healing for our patients. For example, 97% of patients who get a laparoscopic prostatectomy return home the same day as the procedure. In contrast, individuals undergoing open radical prostatectomy often spend two to four days in the hospital.
  • Returning to regular daily activities sooner
  • Three to four weeks following the surgery, the majority of patients resume their golf game or exercise routine. Patients undergoing radical open prostatectomy should allow six to eight weeks for recovery.
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