Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Minimally Invasive Surgery and Gastrointestinal

The stomach and gastrointestinal tract are two major topics in gastrointestinal surgery. The management of the central nervous system, immunology, focused care, digestion, neoplasia, nutrition, pathology, physiology, shock and revival, and wound healing are all tasks performed by general specialists. Modern minimally invasive surgery, which can incorporate robotic-assisted methods, calls for millimeter-long incisions. The tiny incisions create a passageway for specialized surgical tools and a laparoscope, a fiber-optic equipment that is inserted into the abdomen wall. The less invasive method has benefits like quicker recovery times, shorter hospital stays, and less blood loss after surgery.