Laparoscopic technology

Laparoscopic surgery is a modern high-tech medical technology using electronic, optical and other advanced equipment principles to complete the surgery, is the traditional progress of laparotomy across the times, it is in the closed intraperitoneal surgery: the camera system in a good cold light source lighting Next, through the laparoscopic body connected to the abdominal cavity, the intra-abdominal organs are photographed on the monitor screen. The surgeon, under the supervision and guidance of a high-tech display screen, manipulates the surgical instruments outside the abdominal cavity to conduct exploration and electric conduction on the diseased tissue. Coagulation, hemostasis, tissue separation and incision, suture and other operations. It is a model for the application of high-tech technologies such as electronics, optics, and video in clinical surgery. It is characterized by less trauma, fewer complications, safety, and faster recovery. In recent years, surgical endoscopic surgery has developed rapidly and can be examined at the same time. Treatment is currently the most advanced and cutting edge minimally invasive technique.

Laparoscopic surgery is also known as "keyhole" surgery. Using laparoscopic system technology, doctors only need to open several "keyhole" holes around the patient's surgical site, so they can visualize the conditions of the patient's body in front of the computer screen without performing laparotomy, and perform precise surgical procedures. It takes a short time and the treatment technology has reached the international advanced level. Laparoscopic techniques can be used to perform various types of gynecological minimally invasive surgery, such as removal of ovarian cysts, ectopic pregnancy, hysterectomy.

Technical advantages

One, multi-angle "inspection", the effect is intuitive

The laparoscope can be checked from different angles and directions without affecting the abdominal organs. It can even be seen in some deep positions to achieve the effect of visual inspection without missed diagnosis and without misdiagnosis.

Second, quick recovery

Laparoscopic surgery was carried out in closed basins and peritoneal cavity. The internal environment suffered little interference. The patients suffered much less trauma than laparotomy, and they recovered quickly after surgery without complications and sequelae.

Third, short hospital stay

The operation is performed by a professional doctor, and the treatment can be completed in a short time without affecting the normal physiological functions. Normal life and work can be resumed after surgery.

Fourth, the abdominal beauty effect is good

The traditional surgical file is long-lined, affecting the appearance, and it does not leave scars after laparoscopic surgery, which is especially suitable for women's beauty needs.

Fifth, pelvic adhesions less

With minimally invasive techniques, there is no need for surgery, and there is less interference with the pelvic cavity in surgery, there is no contact between gauze and hand to tissue, and there are few or no sutures. The pelvic cavity is fully flushed during surgery, so patients with pelvic adhesions after endoscopic surgery are far less likely to have laparotomy than open surgery.