Minimally Invasive Surgery (Laparoscopic surgery)

Laparoscopic surgery (aka keyhole surgery) is a procedure where a surgeon makes small cuts on your belly, a small camera (usually a laparoscope) is then placed through one of the small cuts, the images from the camera are projected onto monitors in the operating room, so surgeon can get a clear and enlarged view of the surgical area. Specialized surgical tools are used to perform this surgery through the small cut. Laparoscopic surgery has been accepted for a wide range of intra-abdominal conditions in the past years.it has obvious advantages such as faster recovery, shorter hospital stay, faster back to routine activities and smaller scars compared to open surgery.

Laparoscopy offers advantages to pregnant women such as less manipulation of uterus during Laparoscopic surgery and reduced delay in diagnosis and treatment of various types of conditions such as Appendicitis, Ectopic pregnancy and Ovarian cyst.