Keyhole Surgery at Kauvery Hospital - Minimally Invasive, Maximally Effective

What is Keyhole Surgery?

Keyhole surgery, or laparoscopy, involves using miniature cameras and instruments to perform surgical procedures through small incisions.

This advanced technique allows surgeons to visualize, diagnose, and treat various surgical conditions with unparalleled precision.

How Is It Done?

During a keyhole surgery procedure, a tiny camera called a laparoscope is inserted into the surgical area through a small incision.

This provides real-time imaging of the internal structures, guiding the surgeon’s precise movements as they address issues such as tissue damage, inflammation, or structural abnormalities.

How is Keyhole Surgery Done?

During a keyhole surgery:

• Small incisions are made at the surgical site.
• A laparoscope (a thin, lighted instrument) is inserted through one incision to visualize the surgery area on a monitor.
• Specialized instruments are inserted through other incisions to perform the procedure.
• The entire surgery is guided by the magnified view on the monitor.

Benefits of Keyhole Surgery:

The benefits of keyhole surgery are vast. Compared to traditional open surgery, it offers:

• Minimal Scarring: Small incisions mean less visible scarring and faster recovery times.
• Reduced Pain: With smaller wounds, patients often experience less post-operative pain.
• Quicker Recovery: Keyhole surgery typically leads to shorter hospital stays and faster return to normal activities.
• Lower Risk of Complications: The minimally invasive nature of keyhole surgery reduces the risk of complications such as infections and blood loss.

At Kauvery Hospital, our team of highly skilled surgeons leverages advanced technology to perform keyhole surgeries with precision and patient comfort in mind.