Minimal Access Surgery

Laparoscopic instruments are specialized, long, and narrow tools used for minimally invasive "keyhole" surgery to access internal organs and tissues through small incisions. The core set of equipment typically includes visualization systems and specialized hand tools like graspers, scissors, and clip appliers.

Keyhole surgery makes use of images displayed on TV monitors to magnify the surgical elements. Laparoscopic Surgery includes operations within the abdominal or pelvic cavities, whereas keyhole surgery performed on the thoracic or chest cavity is called Thoracoscopic Surgery.

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The team at Shija Hospitals conducted more than 19000 key-hole surgeries and still counting. The department provides modern and state of the art surgical treatment options. Facilities offered for Key hole surgery: Gall bladder appendix removalOvary, uterusAcute pain in abdomen, liver, intestine, spleen, pancreas stomachHernia adhesiolysisRectopexy (excessive protrusion per rectum)

Minimal Access Surgery (MAS) refers to the use of techniques that permit access to internal organs without a large incision. When MAS is used for dealing with abdominal diseases it is called laparoscopic surgery.

Back To Services Laparoscopy /Endoscopy Gynaecology involves dealing with the health of the female reproductive system (uterus, vagina, and ovaries).Our endoscopic surgeons work with state-of-the-art equipment and perform both simple and complex procedures in Gynaecology in the laparoscopic way. Benefits of Laparoscopic Surgery Faster recovery and resumption of activities of daily life Minimal

In minimally invasive heart surgery, heart (cardiac) surgeons perform heart surgery through small incisions in the right side of your chest, as an alternative to open heart surgery. Surgeons operate between the ribs and don't split the breastbone (sternotomy), which results in less pain and a quicker recovery for most people. In minimally invasive surgery, your heart surgeon has a better view of some parts of your heart than in open heart surgery. As in open surgery, minimally invasive heart surgery some time requires stopping your heart temporarily and diverting blood flow from your heart using a heart-lung machine. Which is done through femoro-femoral by pass. Advantages It offers many advantages in those for whom it's appropriate. Advantages may include: Smaller, less noticeable scars/scarless Less blood loss Lower risk of infection Reduced trauma and pain Shorter time in the hospital, faster recovery and quicker return to normal activities There are three types of surgery in Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery Minimally Invasive Valvular Surgery Dr. Sourabh Sharma leader in utilizing minimally invasive surgical techniques to repair or replace diseased heart valves. When surgery is the chosen plan of action, minimally invasive options are preferred due to the advantages it offers. With minimally invasive heart surgery, a variety of smaller incisions are utilized to gain access to the heart and valves. Minimally invasive valve surgery reduces blood loss, scarring, and length of hospital stay. Additionally, the patient's breastbone is not divided, all type of Valve surgeries- like Aortic valve, Mitral valve replacement and double valve replacement is possible with minimally invasive Technique. It is especially useful for young female or the gentlemen, who want scar less operations. Breast bone not divided, no wiring required. Hospital stay for minimally invasive surgery is only 3 to 4 days in comparison to 8 to 10 days in conventional valve surgery. Minimally invasive valve surgery is more cosmetic and also causes less pain and tissue trauma. Recovery time is usually significantly shorter around 8 to 10 days versus 8-12 weeks for traditional surgery. Minimally Invasive Multivessel Surgery It is an advanced technique of performing coronary bypass. Minimally Invasive Multivessel Surgery is safe effective. Minimally Invasive Multivessel Surgery operation could potentially make multivessel minimally invasive coronary surgery more widely available all type of multivessel grafting is possible with this advance technique now.

Centre for Minimal Access Surgery is equipped with the latest technology and infrastructure, supported by an experienced team of surgeons. The department specialises in performing all major surgeries involving abdomen, skin, breast, soft tissues, and hernia.Laparoscopic surgery is also known as key-hole surgery or minimally invasive surgery. It is widely used in gynaecology, gastroenterology and urology. Patients receive specialised assessment, latest treatments along with clinical post-operative care, medications and a regular follow-up. The advantages of this technique over traditional open surgery include a shorter hospital stay and faster recovery time; less pain and bleeding after the operation; and reduced scarring.

he Department of General Surgery is ably supported by the Department of Minimally Invasive Surgery to perform surgical procedures using minimal access methods whenever possible. Today, Simhapuri has gone on to become one of the most trustedcentres for minimal access surgery.

All endoscopic procedures for various diseases, laparoscopy arthroscopy are being conducted at the hospital.

A minimally invasive surgery is a procedure that is less invasive than open surgery used for the same purpose. A minimally invasive procedure typically involves use of laparoscopic devices and remote-control manipulation of instruments with indirect observation of the surgical field through an endoscope or large scale display panel and is carried out through the skin or through a body cavity. At Sheeetla Hospital, Gurgaon, minimally invasive surgery or laparoscopic surgery, is setting new standards for patient care because of its widely recognized benefits. Almost every organ in the human body has become accessible to the surgeon and laparoscopic surgery can be applied to most of the procedures performed nowadays. At Sheetla Hospital we perform all kinds of surgeries with high success rate and patient satisfaction. Laparoscopic Surgery Laparoscopic surgery has changed the way the surgeries have been performed in the past. With shorter stay in the hopsital along with lesser complications and early recovery and mobility, the Laparoscopic Surgery is the most preferred way to approach a surgical patient. Some of the Laparoscopic Surgeries performed at our Hospital are: Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy(Gall bladder stone removal) Laparoscopic Appendectomy(Appendix removal) Hernia Surgery Intestinal Surgery

Minimal access aortic valve repleacement can be done through either a ministernotomy or a minithoracotomy. Both the methods are good. the advantages are mostly cosmetic. Our experience shows a reduction in postoperative drainage with minimal access aortic valve replacement as compared to conventional AVR.

Department of General and Minimal Access Surgery is a well functioning department comprising of 6 surgeons of eminence. Each one of them has vast clinical experience behind. Some of them have training from international institutions of repute. Commitment to the patient's welfare and safe surgery is their motto. Department Highlights The Department of General and Minimal Access Surgery provide modern and state of the art surgical treatment options for patients. The General and Minimal Access Surgery service is manned 24/7 by an experienced and dedicated team of consultants. The department is committed to providing ethical and evidence based surgical options to our patients. We are committed to the principles and practices of WHO Global Initiative of Safe Surgery Save Lives. Services and Treatments Offered Trauma surgery and care Tumours complete diagnosis and operative treatment for cysts and tumours of the salivary glands, thyroid, parathyroids, adrenals, breast, lipomas and tumours of the abdomen. Abdominal surgeries such as Gall Bladder, Appendix, Intestines (open/ laparoscopic surgery). All kinds of hernias both by open and by laparoscopic surgery. Ano rectal diseases abscesses, fistula, fissure and piles. We are performing Stapled hemorrhoidectomy with many benefits to the patient such as minimal blood loss, less pain and early recovery. Infective conditions abscesses, and diabetic foot are taken care with good results and early rehabilitation for the patient. Diseases of the veins such as varicose veins.

Our team of Minimal Access Gynaecology Surgery is highly trained and committed in performing complex gynaecological procedures laparoscopically. Being national and international faculty for laparoscopic gynae-onco surgeries they have an edge ahead for delivering best possible results for the patients. We provide our surgical expertise in both Gynae-onco and benign surgeries.

Benign and Malignant Diseases of Breast, Thyroid and Parathyroid glands.Advanced laparoscopic and minimally invasive surgery.Benign and Malignant Diseases of Esophagus, Stomach and Intestines including colorectal diseases.Gallbladder diseases and surgical Jaundice.Liver, Spleen and Pancreatic Surgery.Management of anorectaldiseases like pile (PPH-stapler haemorrhaidectomy), fissure and fistulas.Management of abdominal wall hernias (Laparoscopic open Techniques).Varicose vein surgery.Thoracic and Thoracoscopic Surgery.Management of Surgical Infection and expert surgical critical care.Thoraco-abdominal trauma surgery.

A dedicated unit at Shri Medishine with a motto of less blood loss, Shortar Hospital stay minimum scar. We have state of art minimal invasive surgery departments it inavdeds. Laparoscopic Thoracoscopic Endoluminal Intra-articular Joint surgery Minimal invasive Joint Replacement surgery

The place of minimal access surgery (MAS) in current gynaecological practice remains controversial. As a consequence, MAS techniques have been subject to a significant amount of prospective, evidence-based assessment. The ultimate results of these comparative trials will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the future direction of our speciality. It is timely, therefore, to review the currently available data. Evidence from 2195 patients in 23 randomised clinical trials of five different treatment modalities (ectopic, ovarian cysts, Myomectomy, Colposuspension and hysterectomy) clearly demonstrates that uncomplicated MAS procedures produce patient friendly benefits, at least in the short term. No matter what operation is performed, the Laparoscopic approach is associated with less pain, shorter hospital stay and shorter recovery. These immediate patient-orientated benefits are a generic consequence of replacing the manoeuvres of open surgery through Laparotomy incisions with minimal access. These benefits must be offset against significant disadvantages. Minimal access surgery procedures always require the use of expensive, high technology equipment and usually take longer to perform. Such procedures may be more costly than current open procedures and costs will, in part, be dependent on the amount of disposable equipment employed. Patients undergoing MAS procedures may be at risk of new and/or increased risk of traditional complications. The longer-term results of most MAS procedures have not yet been determined. These potential benefits and disadvantages of MAS require that each procedure is carefully and individually assessed.

This Department has been rendering commendable service to patients since commissioning of the hospital in 1996. Thousands of operations on Intestines, Liver, Gallbladder, CBD, Pancreas, Appendix, Kidney, Spleen, Uterus, Tubes, Ovaries, Tumours, and Cysts have been done successfully by our team of highly qualified and experienced surgeons. Infrastructure State-of-the-art O.T Complex with laminar airflow, HEPAfilters, C-Arm, Operating Microscopes, Laparoscopes, Endoscopes, Ventilator, most modern anaesthesia machines etc. High quality equipment for Advanced Minimal Access Surgery like 3 Chip camera, Harmonic Scalpel, Ligasealer, etc. Dedicated post-operative ICU in O.T. complex under the supervision of Senior anaesthesiologist. Highly educated and experienced surgeons and healthcare professionals.Future Plan To start Robotic Minimal Access Surgeries Liver Transplant Surgeries Second unit of 105 beds to be soon operational at Rohini Sector-19DoctorsDr. P.K. Bhardwaj (Medical Director & Head of Dept. of Advanced & Minimally Access Surgery)Dr. Akash Jain (MS)Dr. P.K. Gambhir (MS)Dr. A.K. Rawat (MS)Dr. Vijay Maini (MS)Dr. Sunil Kumar Batra (MS)

Minimally invasive surgery uses tiny cuts in the skin or no cuts at all rather than the large cuts often needed in traditional surgery. There are many kinds of minimally invasive surgery. Each involves the surgeon using an endoscope endoscope . This is a thin tube with a light and tiny video camera on the end. The endoscope lets the surgeon see inside the body and use very small surgical tools in the area. Minimally invasive surgery can help patients have: shorter hospital stays quicker recovery times less pain and discomfort less chance of infection and bleeding much smaller scars Someone having minimally invasive surgery will get anesthesia to sleep through the procedure. Then, the surgeon inserts the endoscope. Surgeons can put an endoscope into the body through: the body s natural openings (like the nostrils or mouth) or tiny cuts in the body Images from the endoscope are shown on monitors in the operating room so surgeons can get a clear (and magnified) view of the surgical area. In some minimally invasive procedures, special surgical tools or instruments are inserted through other small incisions. The surgeon uses these to explore, remove, or repair a problem inside the body. There are many different types of endoscopes. Some have tiny surgery tools on the end. Some are flexible, while others are stiff. The kind of endoscope used depends on the surgery, and might have a different name. For example: colonoscope for procedures done inside the colon (such as a colonoscopy) laparoscope for surgeries inside the belly (laparoscopic surgery) thoracoscope for procedures in the chest (thoracoscopic surgery) Sometimes during minimally invasive surgery, the surgeon might have to switch to a traditional surgery after looking inside the body. This can happen if the problem is different from what the surgeon expected. Minimally invasive surgery usually falls into these categories: Endoscopy: The surgeon uses the endoscope itself to do the procedure. The endoscope goes in through the body s natural openings, without the surgeon making any cuts. Laparoscopy: Using small cuts (sometimes called keyhole cuts or incisions), the surgeon guides the endoscope and special surgery tools into the body. Robot-assisted surgery (robotic surgery): The surgeon makes several small cuts to guide the endoscope and robotic tools into the body. From there, the surgeon controls the surgery while sitting at a nearby computer console. In laparoscopy, doctorsi nsufflate insufflate the inside of the belly. This means they add carbon dioxide gas to create space in the abdomen, giving them a better view of the surgical area. They release the gas at the end of the procedure. Sometimes, small pockets of gas remain and can irritate the diaphragm diaphragm , causing shoulder pain. This pain usually doesn t last more than a day. Not all procedures can (or should) be done through minimally invasive methods. Your doctor will tell you what type of surgery is best for your child. Be sure to ask about the possible risks of any procedure, as well as its benefits.

Sai Hospital Haldwani, Uttarakhand is well equipped for MAS. Other terms for MAS include minimally invasive surgery, keyhole surgery and pinhole surgery. By using high end equipments, this surgical procedure translates into faster recovery, lesser post-operative pain and minimal post-surgical complications.

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Minimal access surgery is completed with one or more small incisions instead of a large incision. The surgeon passes a telescope with video camera through a small incision into a body cavity. The surgeon then views the surgery on a TV monitor. Surgical instruments are then passed through other similar little incisions. The surgeon examines and operates on the area in question by viewing magnified images on a television. When the telescope is used to operate on the abdomen, the procedure is called laparoscopy. When used in the chest, the procedure is called thoracoscopy.The Minimal Access Surgery is dedicated to performing surgical procedures using minimal access techniques whenever possible, so that patients may enjoy faster recovery and fewer post-surgical complications. Surgical Procedures performed via Minimal Access Surgery are