Minimally invasive surgical approaches considered where clinically appropriate for the condition, procedure and individual patient.
Minimal Access, When Clinically Appropriate
Laparoscopic and minimal access approaches may allow certain procedures to be performed through smaller surgical access points than conventional open approaches. Whether a minimally invasive approach is suitable depends on the individual patient and procedure.
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Common Questions
What is minimally invasive surgery?
Minimally invasive surgery uses specialized instruments and surgical access techniques that may allow certain procedures to be performed through smaller access points than traditional open surgery.
Is laparoscopic surgery suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on the specific condition, procedure, medical history, anatomy and other clinical factors. The appropriate approach is determined after assessment.
Does minimally invasive surgery always mean faster recovery?
Recovery varies according to the procedure, the individual patient and other clinical factors. A minimally invasive approach does not guarantee a specific recovery time.
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