Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy

What is Laparoscopic Appendectomy and Appendicitis

Laparoscopic appendectomy is a procedure that is less intrusive and managed
without enormous entry points. Instead, from
1 to 3 little cuts are made. A long, slim cylinder called a laparoscope is placed into
one of the entry points. Then a
mini camcorder is carefully placed inside. The specialist at ALSA takes a TV screen to
see inside your midsection and
guide the tools. Then the appendix is removed through one of the incisions. During a
laparoscopic appendectomy at ALSA ,
your surgeon Dr. Tahir Yunus may say that an open appendectomy is required.

On the off chance that when your appendix has blasted and contamination has
spread, you may require an open
appendectomy. A laparoscopic appendectomy may cause less torment and less scarring is
observed while the two types of
medical surgeries have less complications. A laparoscopic appendectomy has a shorter
tenure for staying at the hospital
and it is less invasive.
Appendectomy is the more trusted treatment for Appendicitis. It can heal and remove the
inflamed appendix right away and
we recommend that at ALSA.
After the Laparoscopic appendectomy for removing your inflamed appendix at ALSA, you
might feel pain due to the carbon
dioxide inside the belly and that pain will settle down in 2 or 3 days.

Advantages of Laparoscopic Appendix

• Laparoscopic Appendectomy is less painful
• Laparoscopic Appendectomy is less painful
• The patient can go back to his\her regular life quickly which involves bowel
  function getting normalized procedure
  involves few incisions so quite less pain
• Laparoscopic Appendicitis cause quite less scarring than other open surgical
  procedures for appendectomy
• It involves fewer wound infections
• Laparoscopic appendectomy has a faster going back to a regular diet and drinks

Appendicitis and Appendectomy in children

Appendectomy is a surgical procedure that is done to remove the appendix in
case of a disease called appendicitis. The
appendix is a small, narrow pouch-like organ attached to your large intestine. It is
located on the lower right side of
the abdomen. The first sign of appendicitis is stomach pain that starts around the belly
button and spreads towards the
lower right side of the tummy. The pain is continuous and gets worse with time.

The exact function of an appendix is not known, and therefore it is not considered a
vital organ. Appendicitis is a very
commonly occurring infection in children, teenagers, and adults. During appendicitis,
the appendix becomes inflamed,
sore, swollen, and filled with pus. Infections from the appendix can spread to other
vital organs in the abdomen and can
cause serious damage; therefore, surgical removal of the appendix is recommended.