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| LAPAROSCOPIC Hernia SURGERY |
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| Inguinal Hernia |
| Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Surgery is a better alternative to the open technique as is this surgery the defect is treated from where it has started. In addition to Inguinal, Obturator & Femoral sites for Hernia are also covered by the mesh in this surgery which is not possible in open surgery. |
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| Umbilical Hernia |
| Simple Procedure done laparoscopically which obviates the need for a lot of dissection which is required in open surgery thus reducing the operative time, the recovery time and the pain associated with surgery. |
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| Diaphragmatic Hernia |
| Laparoscopic surgery is a boon for patients having Diaphragmatic hernia or defects. As laparoscopic assess to this area is much easier and better then open surgery for which a very large incision is required. |
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| Epigastric Hernia |
| Simple procedure done laparoscopically where a prosthetic mesh is applied from within to cover the hernia defect. Less dissection is required, early recovery and less peri-operative pain |
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| Incisional Hernia |
| Any incisional or ventral hernia irrespective of it's size and location can be repaired laparoscopically with rewarding results .A prosthetic mesh is applied from within to cover the hernia defect and fixed in place with the help of tacker and stitches. |
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| Hiatus Hernia |
| Hernia through the esophageal hiatus in the diaphragm is called Hiatus Hernia , where a part of stomach slides up into the chest cavity. It can be easily brought down laparoscopically and the defect is closed and a fundal wrap is fashioned around the lower esophagus. |
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