Do you feel a bulge in your abdomen that becomes prominent when you do an activity? Then you probably have a hernia. A hernia is a bulge in your body that occurs when an organ or tissue structure protrudes through the weak abdominal wall surrounding it. There are several types...

Have you recently undergone laparoscopic surgery? Then, first, congratulations on your successful surgery. Be it a laparoscopy or any other surgery, your post-operative care is crucial in ensuring that your body recovers well and the wounds have healed completely. You should know what foods you can and cannot eat after...

Laparoscopy has become a widely used alternative to open surgeries in treating several abdominal and pelvis conditions. It was first introduced in 1990, and since then, it has undergone several technological advancements to facilitate smoother and quicker surgeries. In this article, we’ll look into some of the major technological advancements...

If you have a hernia and visit a surgeon to rectify the issue, you might have heard him talk about the three methods a hernia surgery can be performed. Yes, there are three methods to perform a hernia surgery. They are Open hernia surgery, Laparoscopic hernia surgery, and Robotic hernia...

The laparoscopic armamentarium is getting more modernized and upgraded every day. It makes surgeries easier and more successful. Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure. It makes smaller incisions on patients’ abdomens. Laparoscopy diagnoses and treats conditions in the abdominal and pelvic region. It aids in safer surgery and speeder recovery...

Laparoscopy or open surgery? When you see a hernia surgeon for treatment, they might bring up this question during your visit. There will usually be no confusion if there is only one treatment option for an ailment. But if there is more than one option, you might be confused over which...