Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure that uses the specialized surgical tools for operation. A General Surgeon uses a small cylindrical tube with a mini camera on top called a laparoscope that is inserted in the body through small incisions. This helps the surgeon to look inside your body on a monitor screen. This procedure is also known as Key-Hole surgery, which refers to minimally invasive surgical technique.
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The Gallbladder is a pear-formed organ that contains bile and this liquid helps digest food. In case the gallbladder stops functioning or causes inflammation, it develops gallstones which can be as little as a grain of rice or as large as a golf ball.
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Hernia repair surgery includes pushing the lump back to its place that should have a mesh to strengthen the weak region. A Hernia mainly happens when fatty tissues or an organ pushes through a weak section in the encompassing connective tissues or muscle wall.
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Combination of four separate pieces that are small and round known as parathyroid glands. These glands are located to the rear of the thyroid gland in neck. These glands are the portion of Endocrine system that creates and controls the body hormones that influences body growth, function and state of mind.
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She is Board Certified General Surgeon highly experienced in advanced laparoscopic surgery at Southlake General Surgery, Southlake, Texas. She has recently relocated to serve the North Texas Community after spending the last two decades training from being a chemical engineer to becoming a surgeon between Miami, Boston and New York.
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Small bowel is the other name for small intestine which is a very important organ in the human body. The organ can helps in transporting the waste products to the large intestine and absorb fluids and nutrients
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A splenectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the whole spleen, a sensitive, fist-sized organ that sits underneath the left rib cage close to the stomach. The spleen is a significant organ of the body’s immune system.
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Diverticulitis happens when small pockets in digestive tract, called as diverticula, get inflamed. Diverticula frequently become inflamed once they become infected.
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A hernia happens when an organ or interior body part pushes through the tissue that typically encompasses and protects it. A hernia can happen in different areas in the abdomen.
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A small organ known as gallbladder located close to the liver which stores bile, which is a fluid created in the liver. The gallbladder discharges bile into the small bowel to assist with bringing down fats.
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An anal fissure is a little cut or tear in the lining of the rear-end (anus). The crack in the skin create serious pain and some bleeding during and post bowel movements.
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Thyroid disorders are normal. Indeed, about 12% of individuals will encounter abnormal thyroid function eventually during their lives.
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Hernia symptoms, including pain, can differ depending on the type of hernia you have. Typically, most hernias don’t initially include symptoms, although sometimes the area around your hernia can be sensitive.
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By providing an alternative to traditional surgery, patients no longer need to travel far from home to enjoy minimal scarring, faster recovery and less post-operative pain.