Laparoscopic Surgery

Surgeon's hands performing a laparoscopy procedure

Our surgeons are highly trained to perform a number of advanced minimally invasive procedures using the latest techniques.

Laparoscopic surgery, including robotic surgery, provides an advanced minimally invasive alternative to traditional forms of surgical procedures.

A laparoscope is a thin tube with a small light and camera on the end that provides the surgeon with better visibility during the operation. Tiny incisions are made in which to place instruments to perform the procedure under guidance of the camera. Although laparoscopic and robotic surgery both use the same type of incisions, the role of robotic surgery in routine laparoscopic procedures is still being defined.

Our surgeons are highly trained to perform not only routine but complex minimally invasive procedures. We will determine if this approach is best suited for your particular surgical situation.

Benefits to laparoscopic or robotic surgery

Reduced amount of post-operative pain
Faster recovery period
Shortened hospital stay
Quicker return to work and doing what you love

Common laparoscopic surgeries

  • Anti-reflux Surgery
  • Appendectomy
  • Cholecystectomy (gallbladder)
  • Colectomy/bowel resections
  • Hernias
    – Inguinal
    – Umbilical
    – Ventral
    – Incisional
    – Recurrent
    – Peri-Stomal
  • Hiatal/Paraesophageal hernia repair
  • Intraabdominal exploration for other conditions
  • Splenectomy