Laparoscopy is an endoscope used for intra-abdominal examination and treatment. With the help of a laparoscope, a physician can directly and clearly observe the patient’s abdominal cavity, diagnose the cause of the patient’s disease, and surgically treat the abnormality. The surgeon simply makes a few small “keyhole” type holes in the patient’s abdomen and can visualize the patient’s internal situation on a computer screen through a fiber-optic light source imaging system and perform surgical operations. Obviously, laparoscopy has the advantages of small incision, less pain, faster recovery, shorter hospital stay and less post-operative adhesions, and it is now widely used in gynecological surgery. As for the cost of laparoscopic surgery, it should include the cost of a series of laboratory tests that need to be performed before the operation, the cost of bed, nursing care, the cost of drugs and materials used during the hospitalization, and of course, the most important is the cost of the operation. Generally speaking, the cost of laparoscopic surgery is higher than the price of similar open surgery, depending on which type of surgery is being performed, the cost varies a lot from surgery to surgery, and the cost varies with the region and level of the hospital. The fees of public hospitals are set by the local price department, and each hospital has a price department, so you can ask about it.