Advantages of Minimally Invasive Gallstone Surgery

  Patients with more than 1cm gallstones or those with more obvious symptoms should receive surgery in time. The most effective way to treat gallstones now is surgery, and the best surgical treatment is laparoscopic minimally invasive lithotripsy. The advantages of minimally invasive gallstone surgery are as follows: a. Good results and fast recovery: generally, you can get out of bed in 6 to 8 hours after surgery, or as early as 1.5 hours, and you can eat flowing juice on the first day after surgery. After appropriate infusion and anti-inflammatory treatment for two days, you can be discharged from the hospital 3 to 4 days after surgery.  Second, no damage to internal organs: In EUR-2009 biliary lithotomy, CO2 is injected into the abdominal cavity, which causes uniform expansion of the abdomen to form a pneumoperitoneum, enlarging the distance of the abdominal space and moving the liver upward.  Third, a Band-Aid can seal the incision, small trauma, no scar: usually after open surgery, the abdominal wall often leaves a centipede-like incision scar, which is detrimental to the aesthetic, in function, such as bending and force, may also bring adverse effects on life and work, and even have the sequelae of scarring or painful scars. The four puncture holes in the abdominal wall when doing surgery, two are 1m long and can be sewn with one stitch, the other two are only 0.5Cm and can heal without stitches. So there is no conspicuous incision scar, some patients three months after the operation, the abdominal wall can not even find any trace.  The basic procedure is to dissect the structure of the gallbladder triangle, dissect and clamp the gallbladder duct and gallbladder artery, and then make an incision at the bottom. If the gallbladder is too large, the gallbladder can be moved to the abdominal wall puncture, the gallbladder can be cut open, the bile can be sucked out by suction, or the polyps can be clamped out, and the gallbladder can be taken out of the body after collapse.