Laparoscopic surgery complications

Today's medical technology is very advanced, and innovative surgical methods such as laparoscopic surgery have emerged. In fact, laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive method to help patients with treatment. The reason why many people choose laparoscopic surgery is that it can improve the aesthetics after the surgery, so it is more popular for some young people. However, there are certain sequelae for this laparoscopic surgery.

Everyone loves beauty, and some people worry about whether the scars will be obvious when undergoing surgery. The use of laparoscopic surgery does make great progress in improving the beauty of scars, but this surgical method also has some areas that need to be improved.

Compared with traditional surgery, laparoscopic surgery is very popular among patients, especially because it leaves small scars and meets aesthetic requirements. Young patients are more willing to accept it. Minimally invasive surgery is the general trend and goal of surgical development. Currently, the gold standard for laparoscopic surgery is cholecystectomy. Generally speaking, most general surgical operations can be performed laparoscopically. Such as appendectomy, gastric and duodenal ulcer perforation repair, hernia repair, colectomy, splenectomy, adrenalectomy, ovarian cyst removal, ectopic pregnancy, hysterectomy, etc. With the continuous improvement of laparoscopic technology and the improvement of the operating level of laparoscopic doctors, this operation can be used in almost all surgical operations.

The so-called laparoscopic surgery is to make several small incisions with a diameter of 5 to 12 mm in different parts of the abdomen. Cameras and various special surgical instruments are inserted through these small incisions. The images of various organs in the abdominal cavity taken by the camera inserted into the abdominal cavity are transmitted to the TV screen. The surgeon observes the images and uses various surgical instruments to operate outside the body to complete the operation.

advantage

1. The surgery is less invasive;

2. The patient recovers quickly after surgery;

3. Short hospital stay;

4. The patient has mild pain after surgery;

5. The abdominal incision scar is small and beautiful;

6The treatment effect is the same as that of open surgery.

shortcoming

Laparoscopic surgery also has its own disadvantages such as:

1. Laparoscopic equipment is expensive and the operation is complicated. Retraining in laparoscopic surgery is required, and there are technical requirements for the surgeon.

2. It is difficult to estimate the operation time before the operation, and special circumstances may require the operation to be changed to laparotomy.

3. Laparoscopic surgery increases surgical risks under special circumstances.

The above is an introduction to the knowledge about the sequelae of laparoscopic surgery. I hope it can attract the attention of the majority of patients. There are certain risks in using this laparoscopic surgery, and it may cause a series of sequelae. If a patient wants to use this method to help treat a disease, he should first consult a doctor.