A less invasive option to open surgery is laparoscopy in gynecology, or gynecological laparoscopy. During the procedure, a laparoscope—a long, thin tube with a light attached to a camera—is used to look inside the pelvic region in order to diagnose or treat gynecological conditions. The procedure involves making a tiny incision across the abdomen to insert the laparoscope. To insert specialized surgical instruments, two to three more tiny incisions might need to be made. Open surgery typically necessitates a large incision and is more invasive. Laparoscopic procedures also generally result in faster healing. General anesthesia is typically used during laparoscopy procedures. As a result, surgery is painless. This implies that you won't be conscious during the process. To fill the abdomen with carbon dioxide gas, a needle is inserted. By maintaining the abdominal wall away from the organs and lowering the possibility of harm to the abdominal organs, the gas widens the abdominal cavity.
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