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Laparoscopy (from
Ancient Gr**** λαπάρα (lapára) 'flank, side' and σκοπέω (skopéō) 'to see') is an
operation performed in the
abdomen or
pelvis using small...
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Raoul Palmer he
learned the
technique of
laparoscopy and
promoted its usefulness. In 1967 he
published Laparoscopy in Gynaecology. Subsequently,
Robert Edwards...
- hospitals. He is the
author of
several scholarly publications on
obesity and
laparoscopy. He has been on My 600-lb Life
since 2012. He has also
appeared on installments...
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procedure includes not only the trans****l
laparoscopy, but also hysteroscopy, and the so-called "
laparoscopy and dye" test for
tubal patency. This device...
- and
medical imaging; however, a
definitive diagnosis is made
through laparoscopy and biopsy.
Other causes of
similar symptoms include pelvic inflammatory...
- procedures. Recently, the
addition of
laparoscopy and
robotics has
further subdivided this
branch of urology.
Laparoscopy is a
rapidly evolving branch of urology...
- 95% of
adult appendicectomies are
planned as
laparoscopic procedures.
Laparoscopy is
often used if the
diagnosis is in doubt, or in
order to
leave a less...
- was made in 2016, when
Lotti M. et al.
described a new technique, the
laparoscopy-enhanced
HIPEC (LE-HIPEC) technique, in
which the
hyperthermic chemotherapy...
- Konstanz, Germany) was a
German gynaecologist and a
pioneer in
gynecologic laparoscopy. Hans
Frangenheim was the
second son of
Margarethe (née Steinmetz) and...
- Myomectomy,
sometimes also
called fibroidectomy,
refers to the
surgical removal of
uterine leiomyomas, also
known as fibroids. In
contrast to a hysterectomy...
