Laparoscopic GI surgery
What is gastrointestinal surgery?
Laparoscopic surgery is used to operate on the parts of the body involved in digesting. The stomach, oesophagus, small and large intestines, as well as the rectum, may be affected. It can be used to remove cancerous growths or damaged areas of the above-mentioned body components.
What is Laparoscopic
gastrointestinal surgery?
- Laparoscopic GI surgery entails inserting a laparoscope through small incisions near the belly button and working on the required component. This type of operation is known as minimally invasive surgery.
The following conditions can be treated with this method:
Appendicitis is a type of appendicitis that affects the colon and other portions of the gastrointestinal tract (Appendectomy).
The gallbladder is affected by gallbladder diseases, which are illnesses that affect the gallbladder.
Diverticular disease is a type of granuloma that affects the intestines.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease with hiatal hernias (GERD)
Hernia
Inflammatory bowel disease includes conditions such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
Rectal prolapse is a condition in which a person’s bowels protrude through their skin.
Bariatric surgery is also performed using this way.What are the advantages of
gastrointestinal surgery?The treatment uses small incisions, which take less time to heal and allow the patient to return to their normal routine fast.