Minimally Invasive Surgery
Advanced surgical techniques utilizing high-definition cameras and specialized instruments through tiny keyhole incisions, resulting in less pain, reduced blood loss, and rapid healing.
Procedure Overview
Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) is a modern surgical approach that uses small incisions and high-definition laparoscopic visualization to achieve identical oncological radicality as open surgery with significantly lower patient trauma.
Clinical Indications
Early to intermediate colon and rectal cancers, gastric lesions, staging laparoscopy, select pelvic tumors, and diagnostic oncology interventions.
Surgical Steps & Protocol
Insufflation of peritoneal cavity; Placement of 5mm to 10mm trocars; High-magnification 4K endoscopic dissection; Specimen retrieval through protected small incision.
Key Surgical Benefits
Minimal surgical scarring, drastically reduced post-op pain, lower wound infection rates, faster resumption of normal diet and return to family life.
Recovery & Postoperative Expectations
Patients frequently ambulate within 12-24 hours and are discharged in 2 to 3 days, resuming everyday routines much faster than traditional open laparotomy.
Lt Col (Dr) Rahul Sandhu
Surgical Oncologist
Fellowship Trained at HBCHRC (Tata Memorial Centre network).
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Direct discussions regarding indications, risks, recovery, and surgical outcomes.