Minimally invasive technique for the treatment of different abdominal processes Such as cholecystectomy, hiatal hernia, inguinal hernia, spleen surgery, adrenal glands, stomach surgery and esophagus, colon and rectum, appendicitis, annexial pathology (ovary and tubes), in addition to diagnostic laparoscopy.
Through this approach, virtually all surgical interventions of the usual clinical practice can be carried out (Abdominal wall, oncological and benign surgery of the entire digestive tract, as well as most emergency surgery).
The great advantage of this procedure is that it minimizes aggression to the body, since the incisions that are made do not exceed 2 cm and therefore the recovery and post-operative pain are minimal. And what is more important, the drop in defenses in the organism that always occurs after surgical aggression is much lower, very important factor when it comes to cancer surgery.
The Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery Unit, in addition to the traditional laparoscopic approach, Use the laparoscopic approach with mini-instruments in our province, that have a size less than half than conventional instruments, thus multiplying the general benefits of laparoscopy, so that the majority of the incisions made to work with mini-instruments do not need points for their closure.
Also, and in selected cases, the Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery Unit uses for certain interventions the Single incision approach (SILS) which is usually performed in the navel and has displaced surgery by natural holes (Notes) as a preferred technique by experienced laparoscopist surgeons. Unit surgeons are Number members of the European Laparoscopic Surgery Society (EAES), so the exchange of new techniques and technology is constant.
