Minimally Invasive Surgery
Procedure Overview
Minimally invasive surgery covers urological procedures performed through small incisions or the body's natural passages, minimizing tissue trauma compared to traditional open surgery.
Who Needs It
Suitable for patients whose specific condition allows a scope- or port-based surgical approach.
Preparation
Preparation includes imaging, blood tests, and fasting.
Step-by-Step Procedure
Anesthesia
Anesthesia suited to the specific procedure is administered.
15–20 minMinimally Invasive Access
Access is gained via a scope passed through a natural opening, or through a few small ports in the skin, depending on the procedure.
15 minProcedure
The surgeon carries out the planned repair, tissue removal, or reconstruction using specialized long, slender instruments and continuous camera visualization, working through the same small access points throughout.
30–90 minCompletion
The procedure is completed, any access ports are closed, and a drain or catheter is placed if the specific procedure requires one.
15 minRecovery Monitoring
The patient is monitored during initial recovery from anesthesia.
1–2 hrsBenefits
- ✓Less pain and scarring than open surgery
- ✓Shorter hospital stay
- ✓Faster return to daily activities
Recovery Timeline
Recovery time varies by procedure, but is generally shorter than the equivalent open surgery.
Technology Used
Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Visualization Systems
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