Our Work in Minimal Access Surgery
Technology playing a predominant role in minimal access surgery, At World Laparoscopy Hospital we have innovated many laparoscopic surgical instruments and infused new minimal access surgical methods and laparoscopic procedures to perform state of art minimally invasive surgery for a wide spectrum of diseases. Armed with many years of professional experience and an uncanny ability to perform Laparoscopic Surgery with ease we have earned a prestigious position among the surgical fraternity. We have crossed many milestones and now World Laparoscopy Hospital is reckoned as a globally reputed Hospital & Training Centre. Summary of our few of the research papers are given below.
Is Umbilicus Safe For Primary Port ?
Wound infection at the umbilicus is similar to that at other sites Postoperative ventral hernia at the umbilicus is similar to that at other sites
The central location and ability of the umbilicus to camouflage scars make it an attractive primary trocar site for laparoscopic surgery.
While laparoscopy has been an enormous advance from open surgery, recent development in microfibres and lenses have seen the creation of even tinier laparoscopes measuring two to four millimeters which are known as micro and mini laparoscopes, respectively. At the same time, small laparoscopic instruments have been produced and so the total laparoscopic procedure can be performed with incisions of two to four millimeters. Conventional laparoscopy uses a 10 mm umbilical incision for the laparoscope and 5 mm to 10 mm incisions elsewhere. Because of the small diameter of the micro and mini laparoscopes, under suitable circumstances surgeries may be performed without general anesthesia.
Laparoscopic appendectomy is equally safe, and can provide less postoperative morbidity in experienced hands, as open appendectomy. Most cases of acute appendicitis can be treated laparoscopically. Laparoscopic appendectomy is a useful method for reducing hospital stay, complications and return to normal activity. With better training in minimal access surgery now available, the time has arrived for it to take its place in the surgeon's repertoire.
Our researches in the field of Laparoscopy has some principles. We believe that information is accessible only for those who deserve it, and the merit is appraised by examining the enfoldment process of subject individual. In this sense, we do not discriminate people. Therefore, our research results are open to the public. Those who wish to gain access to the information we supplied, must show a talent instead.
