endoscopic surgery

Most people return to normal activities 3 to 6 weeks after endoscopic surgery.

In August he had endoscopic surgery on his right elbow.

The risk and complication rates for endoscopic surgery are very low.

Endoscopic surgery improves symptoms for about 90 out of 100 people.

The cutting tools used in endoscopic surgery are very tiny.

With endoscopic surgery, you can begin weight-bearing activities right away.

Endoscopic surgery recovery ranges from a couple of days to more than 4 weeks.

Endoscopic surgery is the type that is done most often.

It leaves a larger scar than does endoscopic surgery.

The preferred treatment is endoscopic surgery to deflate the sinus.

Ask how many endoscopic surgeries the surgeon has done and how successful they were.

Your decision about whether to use open or endoscopic surgery depends on your doctor's experience with the procedures.

Newer techniques and advances in endoscopic surgery have increasingly made this approach the procedure of choice.

A less common approach is minimally invasive endoscopic surgery.

Endoscopic surgery uses a thin tube with a camera attached (endoscope).

Endoscopic surgery may be needed when medicine has failed to improve or cure chronic sinusitis.

Endoscopic surgery has become the standard type of surgery done for chronic sinusitis.

Endoscopic surgery is easier to recover from and leaves smaller scars than open surgery.

Endoscopic surgery is often employed in forehead lifts.

For more information, see Endoscopic surgery for sinusitis.

Distraction osteogenesis and minimal invasive endoscopic surgery are yet in experimental phase.

Endoscopic surgery has become common recently.

The method, an adaptation of techniques in wide use for gynecological or abdominal operations, is called endoscopic surgery.

The surgery can be done under general or local anaesthesia, and the polyps are removed using endoscopic surgery.

Single-portal endoscopic surgery is a safe and effective method of treating carpal tunnel syndrome.