Minimally Invasive Surgery, as it is known, has grown a lot in coverage and demand around the world. A procedure that was initially conceived to effect Cholecystectomy (Removal of the gallbladder) was extended to almost all specialties surgical procedures and includes many procedures, in which it has also become a state of art
Mini Laparoscopy is a procedure that minimizes the post operatory pain and the complications, accelerating in this way the recovery of the patient. In the Mini Laparoscopy Surgery the instruments of work that are used have a 2.0 – 3.5 milimeters of diameter. It means that the incisions in the skin don’t need to be sutured, and therefore, it doesn’t leave scars as the conventional surgery and some laparoscopic surgeries do.
The multiple technological advances of the last 25 years of the last century, fortunately included the field of medicine, with surgery being one of the branches most benefited by these advances, which were complemented with more training and development of new skills from the surgeons, bringing patients a number of benefits ranging from reducing pain to aesthetic benefits with minimal scars on their bodies.
Approximately six hundred thousand hernia repair operations are performed per year in the United States. Many of them are carried out using the traditional "open" method. Some hernia repairs are done by using a small telescope that is known as a laparoscope. If your surgeon has recommended laparoscopic repair, this article can help you understand what a hernia is and what the treatment is like.
The appendix is an organ, which is located between the large and small intestines, it produces a protein destroyer of bacteria called immunoglobulin, which helps fight against the infection of the body. However, its function is not essential. People who have undergone an appendectomy do not have an increased risk of infection. Other organs of the body assume this function when the appendix is removed.
With a trajectory as surgeon for more than 25 years, he believes that surgery is the most invasive procedure that the human body can receive. Doctor Gallardo Díaz has a specialization in general surgery, a sub-specialization in video endoscopic surgery, and a sub-specialization in mini laparoscopic surgery. The last one from the prestigious university of Pernambuco, Brasil.
