laparoscopic operation

For complex laparoscopic operations, patients should consult with their doctor to find the best center for the specific operation.

In the other case a middle-aged woman was brought to the hospital for a laparoscopic operation to remove an inflamed gallbladder with stones.

Some surgeons have performed their first laparoscopic operations on patients after having practiced on a pig in a weekend course in a hotel.

Laparoscopic operations are performed for the same reasons that open (laparotomy) procedures are performed.

An LRP manual, published in 1999, describes the technique by which the laparoscopic operation is done.

More than two thousand surgeons had learned to perform laparoscopic operations at courses sponsored by MMC.

The ELVIS Procedure is a hybrid endoscopic and laparoscopic operation for evaluation of the colon.

In the case of a laparoscopic operation, the patient will have three stapled scars of about an inch in length, between the navel and pubic hair line.

When surgeons began developing the gallbladder laparoscopic operation in France and Tennessee two years ago, they generally chose patients for whom the gallbladder operation was an elective procedure.

In 1902, Georg Kelling, of Dresden, Germany, performed the first laparoscopic procedure in dogs and in 1910, Hans Christian Jacobaeus, of Sweden, reported the first laparoscopic operation in humans.