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[...] diagnosed with later stage disease, earlier diagnosis is very important to improve survival. Rectal bleeding and a change in bowel habit are the most important symptoms of colorectal cancer. Every [...]

[...] , I don’t want any scars, what is the best option for me? One of the advantages of laparoscopic surgery is tiny scars which fade away with time. With the advancement of technology, telescopes [...]

[...] the benefits of fewer scars, less pain, and shorter recovery periods, Single Incision Laparoscopic Surgery (SILS) or Scar Less Surgery is one of the newest laparoscopic techniques. SILS is a [...]

[...] the operation watching the magnified images on the monitor via video camera. New buzz in laparoscopic surgery is single Port Access surgery- an advanced Minimally Invasive Surgical procedure in which [...]

[...] gall stones. Not removing gall bladder may worsen infection with bursting of Gall Bladder. Preferred technique now a day is laparoscopic Cholecystectomy (key-hole surgery or minimally [...]

[...] asked by patients I am 20 years old aspiring model and has been advised for Laparoscopic Gall bladder operation, I don’t want any scars, what is the best option for me? I like fried food a lot; do [...]

[...] the best option for me? I like fried food a lot; do I have to stop eating fatty meal after Gall bladder surgery? Is there any medicine to cure the problem of Gall Bladder Stone? How gallbladder can be [...]

[...] removal on normal digestion. Contrary to common belief you can eat fatty meal even after Gall Bladder surgery. Fat is digested with the help of bile which is secreted from liver. Gall Bladder merely [...]

[...] attached camera is inserted into the abdomen through a small cut, allowing doctors to see the internal organs on a high resolution monitor. Surgery can then be performed through special laparoscopic [...]

[...] through one of the ports allows the surgical team to observe a magnified picture of the internal organs on a television screen. The surgeon carries out the surgery with the help of instruments [...]

[...] ? The abdomen is insufflated with carbon dioxide gas to elevate the abdominal wall above the internal organs like a dome to create a space to view and work Laparoscope (long thin instrument) with a [...]

[...] laparoscopically almost exclusively through a single cut at navel (belly button) rather than multiple cuts. Only a tiny bandage is required to close the opening. Since the entire surgery is performed [...]

[...] laparoscopically almost exclusively through a single entry point at Navel rather than multiple cuts. Since the entire surgery is performed through the navel, it does not leave any visible [...]

[...] operates laparoscopically almost exclusively through a single small cut at Navel rather than multiple cuts. No stitching is required to close the opening. Advantages Of Key Hole Surgery- Small scar [...]

[...] with lots of fruits and vegetables. I am 49 years hypertensive and surgeon advised Laparoscopic Gall Bladder surgery. But I am afraid to take the decision on whether I should go for traditional open [...]

[...] . Gall Bladder merely stores it. There is no ill effect on normal digestion of fat after Gall bladder removal.  Moderate fat diet is okay but avoid high fat diet. My wife is recently diagnosed with [...]

[...] is the removal of the gall bladder not the stones only and there is no ill effect of Gall bladder removal on normal digestion. Contrary to common belief you can eat fatty meal even after Gall [...]

[...] the advantages of laparoscopic surgery is tiny scars which fade away with time. Single Port Access surgery is being done increasingly where surgeon operates laparoscopically almost [...]

[...] laparoscopic surgery) After discussing with your operating surgeon you can opt for Single Port Access surgery an advanced Minimally Invasive Surgical procedure in which the surgeon operates [...]

[...] obese people is linked to risk of gall stone formation. Though it is uncertain why some people form gall stones but certain people are more at risk than others which includes over weight, Diabetes, [...]

[...] the flow of bile out of the gall bladder causing it to swell. It is uncertain why some people form gall stones but certain people are more at risk than others– People at risk of Gall Bladder Stones- [...]