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FAQ

What is the difference between minimally invasive gynecological surgery and traditional laparotomy?

There are significant differences between minimally invasive gynecological surgery and traditional laparotomy in many aspects:

Wound size: Minimally invasive surgery has a smaller incision, usually only 0.5-1 cm, which is called "keyhole" surgery, while traditional laparotomy has a larger incision and usually requires a larger incision.

Pain level: Because minimally invasive surgery involves smaller wounds, patients experience less pain and recover faster after surgery. In comparison, traditional laparotomy is more invasive and the postoperative pain is more obvious.

Bleeding volume: Minimally invasive surgery has less bleeding volume because the surgical field of view is wide and blood vessels are clearly displayed, reducing damage to blood vessels.

Recovery time: Minimally invasive surgery has a shorter recovery time and shorter hospital stay, allowing patients to return to normal life and work in a shorter period of time. Traditional laparotomy surgery requires a longer recovery time and longer hospital stay.

Postoperative scars: Minimally invasive surgery has smaller or almost no scars after surgery, which is especially suitable for female patients who pay attention to appearance. In contrast, traditional laparotomy surgery results in larger postoperative scars, which affects the appearance.

Surgery time and cost: Minimally invasive surgery takes less time but is relatively more expensive. Traditional laparotomy surgery takes longer but is less expensive.

Complications: Minimally invasive surgery has fewer complications, less damage to surrounding tissues, and less chance of postoperative pelvic adhesions.

Technical requirements: Minimally invasive surgery requires a high level of technology and equipment support, while traditional laparotomy surgery has relatively low technical requirements.

Compared with traditional laparotomy, minimally invasive gynecological surgery has the advantages of less trauma, less pain, faster recovery, and smaller postoperative scars, but it also requires higher technical level and equipment support, and the cost is relatively high.

What are the specific technical requirements and equipment for minimally invasive gynecological surgery?

The specific technical requirements and equipment for minimally invasive gynecological surgery include the following aspects:

skills requirement:

Laparoscopic surgery: This is one of the most common minimally invasive gynecological surgeries and is suitable for uterine fibroid removal, ovarian cyst removal and other surgeries. Operators need to have certain hysteroscopy diagnostic techniques and operational skills.
Hysteroscopic surgery: including hysteroscopic resection, which requires the surgeon to have a high technical foundation.
Transumbilical single-port laparoscopic surgery (TU-LESS): This is an internationally cutting-edge minimally invasive technology that enters the abdominal cavity through the umbilicus and uses the patient's umbilical skin folds to cover the surgical incision, resulting in less trauma.
High-intensity focused ultrasound therapy: This is a non-invasive technology suitable for the treatment of certain gynecological diseases.

Equipment requirements:

Endoscopic equipment: such as laparoscope, hysteroscope, falloposcope, fetoscope, fertility scope, etc. These equipment play an important role in clinical treatment.
Surgical Instruments: Including one pair each of Cherron forceps, Pozzy forceps, long Littaur scissors, and uterine tone, these sterile, single-use kits contain everything you need to insert or remove an IUD.
Robotic surgical equipment: Tumax® endoscopic surgical robot. This domestic surgical robot has also been used in gynecological surgery.
Other equipment: such as B-ultrasound-guided interventional treatment equipment, radio frequency, laser, ultrasound focused treatment equipment, etc.
Minimally invasive gynecological surgery not only requires advanced technology and equipment support, but also requires the surgeon to have superb operating skills and rich clinical experience.

How do pain management strategies during postoperative recovery differ between minimally invasive and open gynecological surgery?

There are significant differences in pain management strategies during postoperative recovery between minimally invasive and open gynecological surgery.

First of all, minimally invasive surgery (such as laparoscopic surgery) has relatively low postoperative pain due to its advantages of less trauma and less bleeding. However, despite this, pain management after minimally invasive surgery is still very important. Studies have shown that if perioperative pain is not paid enough attention and adequately treated, it will affect postoperative recovery in the short term, increase the incidence of complications, and may cause chronic pelvic pain in the long term. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen postoperative perioperative pain management, reduce patients' pain, and improve quality of life.

In contrast, laparotomy surgery is more invasive and post-operative pain management is more complicated. Traditional laparotomy surgery typically requires a longer hospital stay and more rigorous pain management measures. For example, preoperative electroacupuncture treatment can significantly reduce early postoperative incision pain in patients undergoing laparotomy surgery, shorten the first postoperative ventilation time, and reduce the occurrence of postoperative nausea and vomiting.

In addition, the application of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) measures in minimally invasive gynecological surgery can effectively reduce patients' traumatic stress response, promote postoperative recovery, reduce pain, shorten the average length of stay, and reduce the total hospitalization cost. These measures include preoperative education, use of anesthetics for anesthetic infiltration to reduce incision pain, and reduction of the use of analgesics with adverse reactions.

Although minimally invasive surgery is less invasive, postoperative pain management still needs attention, while open surgery requires more stringent pain management and a longer recovery process.

What is the complication rate after minimally invasive gynecological surgery?

The information I searched did not directly mention specific data on the incidence of complications after minimally invasive gynecological surgery. However, the search results mentioned some postoperative precautions and possible complications, such as incision infection, fat liquefaction, etc. This information suggests that although minimally invasive surgery is less invasive and results in faster recovery, post-operative care is still needed to prevent complications.

What are the specific differences in costs between open gynecological surgery and minimally invasive surgery?

The difference in cost between open gynecological surgery and minimally invasive surgery is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Overall cost:

Minimally invasive surgeries generally cost more. For example, the cost of laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery is about 15,000 yuan, including preoperative examination, surgical fees and postoperative medications. The cost of laparotomy is relatively low. The cost of laparotomy for total hysterectomy is about 9,000 to 10,000 yuan.

Equipment and equipment costs:

The equipment and equipment used in minimally invasive surgery are relatively expensive, especially laparoscopic equipment, which is more expensive than hysteroscopy, so the overall cost is also higher. The equipment used in laparotomy surgery is relatively simple and low-cost.

Surgery type and complexity:

The cost of different types of minimally invasive surgeries varies greatly. For example, the cost of laparoscopic cholecystectomy is about 25,000 yuan, while the cost of appendectomy is about 15,000 yuan. In contrast, the cost of laparotomy surgery is relatively fixed, but the specific cost will vary depending on the complexity of the surgery.

Hospital level and regional differences:

The cost of minimally invasive surgery is also affected by hospital grade and regional prices. Class IIIA hospitals are generally more expensive than Class IIA hospitals. The cost of laparotomy surgery is less affected by these factors.

Recovery time and side effects:

Minimally invasive surgery has the characteristics of less trauma, less pain, and faster postoperative recovery, but it is more expensive. Although laparotomy has a larger wound and longer recovery time, the cost is relatively low.

The difference in cost between open gynecological surgery and minimally invasive surgery is mainly reflected in the overall cost, equipment and equipment costs, surgery type and complexity, hospital grade and regional differences, recovery time and side effects, etc.

Are there any specific cases or studies on the impact of minimally invasive gynecological surgery on the appearance of female patients?

The impact of minimally invasive gynecological surgery on the appearance of female patients is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Traceless beauty: Mudan Minimally Invasive Gynecology achieves "scarless" beauty through vaginal surgery. This surgical method does not require an incision on the abdomen. It only needs to create a tiny incision in the abdomen to complete the operation. The postoperative recovery is quick and leaves no obvious traces. scar.

Quick recovery: Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical technique that creates tiny incisions in the abdomen and inserts laparoscopes and surgical instruments. It has the advantages of less trauma, faster recovery, and fewer complications. This surgical method is especially suitable for young patients who want to quickly return to normal life and work ability.

Combination of aesthetics and technology: The Second Gynecology Ward of Benxi Central Hospital achieved the perfect integration of "technology" and "beauty" by learning single-port laparoscopy technology, further improving the aesthetic effect of the surgery.

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