For the sake of your health
Application
The
procedure is performed to image, for example, the liver, spleen, large
intestine, diaphragm, and others. A laparoscope is a surgical
instrument with a miniature camera placed at the end, thanks to which the
doctor can precisely view the interior of the abdominal cavity on a
monitor. The scope of the procedure depends on the indications
and the intraoperative image. During the procedure, if a problem is identified,
it is possible to extend the procedure to include target treatment. In some
cases, when the disease image is unclear or technical difficulties occur during
laparoscopy, conversion is required, i.e. performing the procedure using the
classical method.
Less
risk
The
laparoscopic method is characterized by a lower risk of complications, faster
patient recovery, and postoperative scars are small.
Post-treatment
recommendations
After
the surgery, the patient may experience pain in the area of the surgery,
generally available painkillers should effectively relieve the pain. After the
surgery, it is recommended to limit physical exertion and follow a light diet
for at least 2 weeks. After this period, the diet can be gradually expanded to
a normal one, and physical activity should also be increased.
In the
Surgery Clinic, the procedure is performed under general
anesthesia after prior arrangements with the anesthesiologist.
Depending on the ailments, the patient spends one or two days in the Clinic.