Fri - July 5, 2019
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Robotic surgery for thoracic and abdominal procedures offers only a few advantages. It allows surgeons to handle the medical process using convenient and more precise techniques. The robotic system enhances expertise and enables navigation in small or hard-to-reach areas. Additionally, the use of robotics can reduce blood loss during surgery and enhance interaction in intraoperative confined spaces. However, it is crucial to consider the challenges and limitations associated with this technology.
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Thu - June 13, 2019
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GURUGRAM, HARYANA, INDIA, May 22, 2019, Laparoscopic Surgery is very common now for most of the surgical diseases but one of the limitations is to remove large tissue. In the experienced hand combined myomectomy, Ovarian cystectomy, cholecystectomy, and appendectomy appears to be technically feasible and can be performed with conventional laparoscopic instruments. However, the increased operat
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Tue - February 13, 2018
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Trans Oral Video Endoscopic Surgery (TOVES) is a minimally invasive surgical technique that allows surgeons to access and operate on structures within the oral cavity using a small video endoscope. It eliminates the need for external incisions, reducing postoperative pain and scarring. TOVES is particularly useful in the treatment of conditions such as tumors, cysts, and certain obstructive sleep apnea cases. The procedure involves the insertion of a flexible endoscope through the mouth, providing high-definition visualization of the target area. Surgeons can then perform precise interventions using specialized instruments. TOVES offers patients faster recovery times, fewer complications, and improved aesthetic outcomes compared to traditional open surgery.
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Thu - September 14, 2017
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The effect of patient positioning on intracranial pressures during laparoscopy is a topic of concern in the medical field. Laparoscopic procedures involve insufflating the abdomen with carbon dioxide gas to create space for surgical instruments, which can lead to increased intra-abdominal pressure. Studies suggest that changes in patient position, specifically placing patients in a steep Trendelenburg position, may result in a significant increase in intracranial pressure. This elevation can have potential implications for patients with compromised intracranial compliance, such as those with pre-existing brain injuries or elevated intracranial pressure. Therefore, careful consideration and monitoring of patient positioning are crucial to avoid adverse effects on intracranial pressures during laparoscopy.
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Sat - August 26, 2017
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Gastric and oesophageal mucosal lesions are optimally removed en-bloc for accurate histology and complete resection. The ‘Speedboat-RS2’ cuts in forward, lateral and oblique planes using bipolar radio frequency (RF) cutting, provides haemostasis with microwave coagulation and incorporates a retractable needle for submucosal injection and tissue irrigation. The instrument blade has an insulated ‘hull’ to prevent thermal injury to the muscularis propria and the device catheter is partially torque stable allowing rotation and orientation of the hull parallel to the muscle layer.
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Wed - August 23, 2017
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A new suturing device has been designed to improve precision in laparoscopic surgery. The main objective of this device is to enhance accuracy during the suturing process. It reduces the risk of bacterial infection and allows for suture placement without the need for excessive time. The device features an automatic needle retraction, resulting in better knot tying and time savings. This tool is a significant step towards strengthening precision and safety in the field of laparoscopic surgery.
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Fri - June 9, 2017
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Dropping out of surgical training is increasing in India. This is a concerning proposal that may be due to technical significance and financial pressures. According to researchers, it may be due to administrative, professional, and ethical challenges in providing a challenging training program. It indicates a shortage of competent and skilled surgeons who are essential for future surgical care. Further in-depth study is needed in this area to address this issue.
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Sun - June 4, 2017
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As a leading provider of laparoscopic and robotic surgery education and contributors to health and health care society. Our staff at World Laparoscopy Hospital in India and also in Dubai are experts in their field and committed to excellence in organization, teaching and research in Minimal Access Surgery. Get the best Laparoscopic surgery training at the world's most advanced Minimally Invasive training facility.
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Sat - May 20, 2017
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Gum-chewing after laparoscopic surgery has been found to potentially expedite the recovery process. This simple and inexpensive technique involves chewing sugar-free gum shortly after the procedure. The act of chewing stimulates the production of saliva, which aids in reducing postoperative ileus—a common condition causing delayed bowel movement after surgery. By activating the digestive system, gum-chewing encourages the movement of the gastrointestinal tract, helping patients recover faster. Additionally, gum-chewing can alleviate postoperative discomfort and provide a distraction from pain, ultimately enhancing overall patient well-being. However, it is crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before implementing this technique to ensure its suitability for individual cases.
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Mon - January 23, 2017
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Intra-gallbladder or systemic indocyanine green injection facilitates cholecystectomy. Indocyanine green is a special dye that measures the flow of the biliary system and can be administered through injection during surgery. It helps in the safe removal of the gallbladder, improving the time and process of the surgical procedure. Intra-gallbladder or systemic indocyanine green injection is a viable technique that provides an option for enhancing the cholecystectomy procedure.
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Fri - January 20, 2017
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According to an Australian study, controversial lap band surgery may prove beneficial for severely obese teenagers. The study focused on adolescents aged 12 to 18 who were struggling with obesity. It found that undergoing lap band surgery could lead to weight reduction, improvements in their health, and impact their social lives. However, it is crucial to carefully consider the benefits and risks of this surgery and it should be thoroughly evaluated by a medical team.
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Fri - January 20, 2017
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A patient advocate who fought against the use of power morcellators in gynecological surgeries has tragically passed away. Power morcellators are medical devices used to break up tissue during laparoscopic procedures, but they have been associated with the spread of undiagnosed uterine cancer. The advocate, who tirelessly campaigned for increased awareness and stricter regulations, succumbed to the very disease she fought against. Her advocacy efforts brought attention to the risks of power morcellation and highlighted the need for improved patient safety measures. Her untimely demise serves as a somber reminder of the ongoing challenges in healthcare and the importance of patient advocacy.
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Wed - January 4, 2017
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Minimally Invasive Electro-coagulation is an innovative procedure aimed at rejuvenating the vaginal anatomy. This technique utilizes advanced electrocoagulation technology to address various vaginal concerns, including laxity, dryness, and urinary incontinence. The procedure involves the application of controlled thermal energy to the vaginal tissue, stimulating collagen production and promoting tissue tightening. By utilizing minimally invasive techniques, such as a wand-like device inserted into the vagina, this procedure offers a comfortable and efficient alternative to traditional surgical interventions. Minimally Invasive Electro-coagulation provides women with a non-surgical option to improve vaginal health, restore tissue integrity, and enhance overall well-being.
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Wed - January 4, 2017
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Gastric bypass surgery, a popular weight loss procedure, may carry long-term adverse effects. While it can lead to significant weight reduction and improved metabolic health in the short term, studies suggest potential complications in the years following the surgery. These adverse effects include nutrient deficiencies, such as iron and vitamin B12, malabsorption of essential nutrients, increased risk of gallstones, and potential surgical complications. Additionally, some individuals may experience dumping syndrome, characterized by nausea and diarrhea after consuming certain foods. While gastric bypass can be effective for weight loss, it is crucial to consider and monitor the potential long-term risks associated with this surgical intervention.
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Tue - January 3, 2017
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The VISERA 4K UHD Imaging System is a technique used for laparoscopic surgery that provides high-definition imaging. This system utilizes high-resolution 4K graphics and advanced explore imaging processing capabilities to offer medical teams better and more detailed visualization. It is employed by expert surgeons to perform laparoscopic procedures more conveniently and effectively. The VISERA 4K UHD Imaging System represents the latest technological advancement and makes a significant contribution to the medical field by facilitating smoother and more efficient laparoscopic surgeries.
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