Laparoscopic Cancer Surgery

Laparoscopic Colon and Rectum Cancer Surgery (Closed Colon Cancer Surgery)

Closed colon and rectum cancer surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 4 or 5 trocars, using a camera and special tools. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The part of the intestine to be removed is released and the problematic intestine is removed with special tools that cut and sew the intestine, and the rest is reconnected to each other. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, cancer and the tissues that it can spread can be cleaned under a better vision compared to open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is equivalent and even superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method that is on its way to becoming a standard in the world.

Laparoscopic Gastric Cancer Surgery (Closed Stomach Cancer Surgery)

Closed stomach cancer surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 5 or 6 trocars, using a camera and special tools. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The stomach part to be removed and the areas where the cancer can spread are freed and the problematic stomach is removed with special tools that cut and sew the tissues, and the remaining stomach or esophagus is reconnected to the small intestine. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, cancer and the tissues that it can spread can be cleaned under a better vision compared to open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is equivalent and even superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method that is on its way to becoming a standard in the world.

Laparoscopic Pancreatic Cancer Surgery (Closed Pancreatic Cancer Surgery)

Closed pancreatic cancer surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 5 or 6 trocars, using a camera and special tools. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The part of the pancreas to be removed is released and the problematic pancreas is removed with special tools, and the remaining tissues are reconnected to each other. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, cancer and the tissues that it can spread can be cleaned under a better vision compared to open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is equivalent and even superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method that is on its way to becoming a standard in the world.

Laparoscopic Adrenal Surgery (Closed Adrenal Gland Surgery)

Closed adrenal gland surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 3 or 4 trocars, using a camera and special tools. More rarely, the same surgery can be performed without inflating the abdomen by opening a tunnel in the back region. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The gland to be removed is released and the vessels are tied and cut, and taken out of the abdomen. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, cancer and the tissues that it can spread can be cleaned under a better vision compared to open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method applied as a standard in the world.

Laparoscopic Splenic Surgery (Closed Spleen Surgery)

Closed spleen surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 3 or 4 trocars, using a camera and special tools. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The part to be removed is released and the vessels are ligated and cut and taken out of the abdomen. It is possible to remove part or all of the spleen. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, tissues can be cleaned under a better view than in open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method that is on the way to be implemented as a standard in the world.

Laparoscopic Hepatic Surgery (Closed Liver Surgery)

Closed liver surgery is performed by inflating the abdomen with gas through 4 or 5 trocars, using a camera and special tools. Basically, the method applied is similar to open surgery. The part of the liver to be removed is marked, freed and taken out of the abdomen by ligating and cutting its vessels and bile ducts. It is most commonly seen in liver cysts and other cancers in liver spurs. More rarely, the liver can be performed for the treatment of its own benign or malignant tumors. Due to the magnifying effect of the camera, cancer and the tissues that it can spread can be cleaned under a better vision compared to open surgery. Its success in scientific studies is superior to open surgery. Less pain and bleeding, early bowel function, early return to normal life and good cosmetic results are the advantages. It is a method that is on its way to becoming a standard in the world.