How is laparoscopic surgery performed?

The surgery begins with a small incision (typically ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 cm in length) near your belly button, through which a telescope is inserted. Further small incisions are made for the surgical instruments. The Laparoscopic surgeon operates using these instruments while viewing the inside of your abdomen on a TV monitor.

Procedure:

• Anaesthesia: The patient receives general anaesthesia.
• Small Incisions: Small cuts (0.5 to 1.5 cm) are made in the abdomen.
• Trocars Insertion: Hollow tubes (known as trocars) are placed into these incisions to create access points.
• Laparoscope Insertion: A thin tube with a camera is inserted through one trocar to visualize the abdominal region on a monitor.
• Surgical Instruments: Specialized tools are inserted through other trocars