Laparoscopy is fast gaining popularity across the field of surgery owing to its minimally invasive techniques. Laparoscopic surgery is a surgical diagnostic procedure that is primarily used to examine the internal abdominal parts and is performed using an instrument called the laparoscope that comes with a high resolution camera attached to it and is inserted through an incision in the abdominal wall. At Lifescope Centre, we are blessed with a team of expert laparoscopic surgeons, a well equipped laparoscopic surgery room and a trained assistance staff to carry out critical laparoscopic surgeries with precision and ease. Our superior quality video cameras allow our doctors to examine the internal organs in real time without the need of an open surgery and our full fledged laboratory attachment has all the latest machines to assess the biopsy samples without discrepancies. Along with our state-of-art IVF centre that has successfully handled thousands of IVF cycles till date, we are also a leading centre for advanced laparoscopic surgeries across Khandesh.

Laparoscopy is our core area of expertise after IVF and we have highly experienced laparoscopic surgeons and advanced laparoscopic machineries and equipment at our centre. Over the years, our doctors have successfully performed several thousand laparoscopic surgeries, making our centre, the best one in Jalgaon.

Laparoscopy is a technique that is often and importantly used to diagnose the origin of any unexplained abdominal or pelvic pain. While doctors usually recommend going through routine diagnostic tests like ultrasound, CT scan and MRI scan for accurate diagnosis, laparoscopy comes in picture when all these tests fail to give adequate insight for diagnosis or when thus pick up a pathology that needs surgery. While laparoscopy was originally performed only for gynaecological and gall bladder surgeries, it gradually gained importance in examination of abdominal and other pelvic disorders too in detection of abdominal tumors, fluids, liver and intestinal disorders and even advancing stages of cancer.

The procedure is performed in simple steps. A very small incision is given in the abdominal wall and the laparoscope is inserted through it. Laparoscope is a thin long tube with a high-intensity light and a high resolution camera attached. Once it is inserted inside the body, it is moved all along the affected area and images are captured through the attached camera and sent to the video monitor for detailed observation and study.