Tissue Approximation in Endoscopic Surgery Date: March 07, 2020Author: Dr. Ira Biswas Tissue approximation is the fundamental and essential pre-requisite of all surgeries. Tissue approximation permits reconstruction of viscera, prevents leakage of body fluids. Exclusive reliance on mechanical devices for tissue approximation restricts the surgeon to the devices’ limitations. The principles, approach, and techniques of efficient precision laparoscopic suturing and knotting techniques…
Advantages of Laparoscopic Surgery Date: Feb 22, 2020 Author: Dr. Surakshith Laparoscopic surgery, also known called minimal invasive surgery, hand aid or key hole surgery is a modern surgical technique. Laparoscopy is derived from Ancient Greek word by combining two words. Laparo Meaning ‘flank’ and Scopy Meaning ‘to examine’. Although commonly performed in patients with benign disease, laparoscopic surgery is also playing…
Laparoscopic Ovariopexy, oopheropexy or ovarian transposition is a minimal invasive procedure performed in patients with recurrent ovarian torsion, endometriosis or cancer to save the ovary from radiation therapy.Dr. Surakshith Battina , M.D. performs a modified technique of ovariopexy for an enlarged ovary (with edema) .This technique ensures that the ovary does not undergo recurrent torsion and saves the tube from…
opic Cerclage (Bionic Cervix) Date: March 31, 2018Author: drsurakshith0 Comments Cervical incompetence is a well-known condition in obstetrics with an incidence of 1 %, and is associated with a high risk of second trimester abortion .The main problem of CI is its diagnosis as it is not associated with specific symptoms and can only be postulated on the basis of the patientʼs obstetric history. The…
