STORZ ENDOSCOPY LAPARASCOPY -CŒLIOSCOPIE COMPLETE SYSTEM ON TOWER

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Laparoscopy
To diagnose some problems, your doctor needs to look directly into the abdomen and reproductive organs. This can be done with laparoscopy. laparoscopy The word derives from the Greek word meaning "to examine the abdomen." A laparoscope is a small telescope that is inserted into the abdomen through a small incision (cut). It brings light into the abdomen so the doctor can see inside. Laparoscopy is usually done on an outpatient basis - you do not have to stay in hospital overnight. This booklet explains why it may be necessary to laparoscopy. It also explains what to expect during and after the procedure
Use of Laparoscopy
There are several reasons why laparoscopy may be recommended. If your doctor suspects that you have a medical problem, he or she can use laparoscopy to confirm the diagnosi.Laparoscopia can 'be used if you have infertility problems or if you want to be sterilized. It 'also used to control the ectopic pregnancy, the causes of pelvic pain, and cancer.
LyChron has a Karl Storz state-of-the-art endoscopy tower and a full complement of autoclavable minimally invasive instrumentation (CLICKline® instruments and trocars) for laparoscopic, thoracoscopic, and NOTES/Hybrid minimally invasive procedures, featuring the IMAGE 1® HD system and AIDA® DVD-M integrated image capture with FULL HD Option.
Laparoscopy ( also known as minimally invasive surgery or videoscopic surgery) has allowed surgeons to perform the same procedures as in traditional open surgery, using small incisions (keyhole surgery) instead of large abdominal incisions. Studies have shown major benefits to the patient in terms of reduced post operative pain, increased post operative comfort, reduced hospital stay, quicker return to normal physical activities and ultimately a quicker return to work. Improved cosmesis and reduced wound complications associated with large scars are also major advantages associated with this technique.
Under Dr. S Das guidance it has established itself as the center of excellence for laparoscopic surgery in Southern California. More than 3,000 procedures from simple gallbladder operations and hernias to the most sophisticated operations such as splenectomies, gastric operations, removal of intra-abdominal cysts and intestinal surgeries are performed annually using predominantly laparoscopic techniques with minimal complications and virtually no mortality.
Dr. S Das is able to offer patients state of the art laparoscopic surgery of gastrointestinal emergencies such as appendicitis, cholecystitis or other complicated abdominal problems using laparoscopic techniques when appropriate.