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| Name | Robotic Appendicectomy ( cost saving) by Dr Anshuman Kaushal, Artemis Hospital. DaVinci. |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr Anshuman Kaushal MD FACS |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 03-05-2023 15:03:10 |
| Video Discription | Dr Anshuman Kaushal is a board certified advanced laparoscopic surgeon who is currently the unit head and academic coordinator at Artemis Hospital, Gurugram. For Appointments and second opinion please call at 0124-4511 111 Dr Anshuman Kaushal Sr Laparoscopic GI, Laser and Bariatric Surgeon Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon +91- 9910481350 kaushal.anshuman @ gmail.com www. dranshumankaushal.com Laparoscopic / Robotic Appendectomy: A Patient’s Guide What Is Appendicitis? Appendicitis occurs when the appendix becomes obstructed or infected. Appendicitis is considered a medical emergency as the appendix can burst or rupture releasing infectious bacteria into the abdomen. Removing the appendicitis before rupturing will prevent further issues and complications, such asperitonitis, which left untreated, results in multiple organ failure and death. Appendicitis Signs and Symptoms Appendicitis usually begins with abdominal pain and tenderness radiating from the lower right section of the abdomen. Additional symptoms include: Appetite loss Diarrhea Fever Frequent and/ or painful urination Nausea Vomiting. A burst appendix symptoms will also include a high fever and severe pain in the abdominal area. What Is an Appendectomy? An appendectomy procedure will remove the infected appendix and relieve pain. Appendectomy is one of themost commonemergency surgical procedures done by surgeons today. To determine appendicitis, a doctor may do the following: Physical exam Blood and urine tests Detailed imagery of the appendix including X-ray, ultrasound or CT scan Appendicitis is considered an emergency condition. Once diagnosed, antibiotics will be started right away, and surgery will be scheduled as soon as possible to avoid rupture and further complications. Laparoscopic Appendectomy There is more than one way to perform an appendectomy. One form is a laparoscopic appendectomy. Less postoperative pain Shortened hospital stay Quicker return to bowel function Quicker return to normal activity Better cosmetic results Laparoscopic Appendectomy Procedure Robot-Assisted Laparoscopic Appendectomy Similar to a laparoscopic procedure, a robot-assisted appendectomy is performed through small keyhole incisions in the abdomen and specially designed mini-surgical tools. However, robotic laparoscopic surgery uses robotic arms to more specifically maneuver and a 3-dimensional camera for clearer imaging of the internal cavity. With fewer complications and an easier recovery period, both laparoscopic and robotic surgeries have advantages. Robotic surgery also reduces blood loss and pain, and results in smaller scars, a shorter hospital stay and a faster recovery. The main differences between robot-assisted and laparoscopic appendectomy are rooted in the technological advances robotics such as the da Vinci robotic surgery system provide. More dexterity. In a confined amount of space, there is a restriction in the freedom of movement and the range of motion of instruments. With the use of robotics, such as the da Vinci robot, surgical instruments are guided by the surgeon with robotic arms. The microprocessor between the surgeon’s hand and the tip of the instrument allows microscale tasks impossible without computer enhancement. Improved range of motion. Laparoscopic surgical instruments are similar to long, thin, metal pencils with specialized tips. Although effective in surgery, the metal shafts do not flex or bend. In robotic surgery, the miniaturized tools are mounted on 3 seperate robotic arms. Each arm is “wristed”—moving more like a hand. The robotic arms allow for seven degrees of movement freedom, simulating the human hand’s movements in real-time. Greater precision. In robotic surgery, larger hand movements are scaled into smaller movements which increase precision. With less manipulation of the surrounding tissue because of this precision, there is less bleeding and less postoperative pain than with laparoscopic. These robotic arms also have the added ability to filter out any errant hand tremors helping in highly precise surgical dissection during surgery. Better visualization. A magnified, high-definition 3D camera is mounted on one of the robotic arms. This type of imagery gives the surgeon better visibility and greater attention to internal structures. Reduced fatigue. The surgeon operates the robotic arms, views the imagery and navigates through the body cavity at a console. Because they are seated at the console, there is less worry of fatigue or fatigue-related risk factors during the operation. Robot-assisted laparoscopic appendectomy procedure |
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