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Needlescopic and Mini Laparoscopic Surgery

Needlescopic (Mini-laparoscopic) surgery involves using very fine (3mm diameter) laparoscopic instruments for surgery. These instruments are significantly finer than standard laparoscopic instruments (5-12mm) and robotic instruments (9mm). Benefits to the patients include less post operative pain and analgesia requirement and superior cosmesis when compared with standard laparoscopic and robotic approaches.

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Other Conditions & Procedures

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Hernia Surgery

Minimally invasive hernia repair restores abdominal strength and relieves discomfort.

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Gallbladder surgery

Gallbladder removal is performed using keyhole surgery to relieve pain and prevent complications

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Surgery for reflux (GORD)

Surgery for reflux strengthens the valve between the oesophagus and stomach to prevent acid reflux.

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Surgery for large hiatus hernia

Keyhole surgery repairs the hiatus and returns the stomach to its normal position.

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Surgery for weight loss

Keyhole weight loss surgery reduces stomach size to support long-term health and weight management.

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Cancer surgery

Keyhole surgery is used to treat oesophageal and gastric cancers in combination with chemotherapy.