Laparoscopic equipment and tools

First look into what is a laparoscope?

The easiest laparoscope looks like a hollow tube with holes at both ends.

The invention of the laparoscope belong to the nineteenth century,

although there is information on the use of mirror in the hollow tubes and in the earlier period. The invention, which is similar to what we think of as a laparoscope this hour was with the use of lenses to illuminate the test object.
In our time, no longer meet those primitive endoscopes and laparoscopes that was then. Progress in medical laparoscopy has stepped leaps and bounds. And now we are used to seeing operating unique laparoscopic laparoscopic stands, of which the inventors of the laparoscope in the NINETEENTH century could not even dream of.
Thanks to the development of laparoscopic surgery, we learned the concept of minimally invasive surgery, "one day."
Now, after appendectomy, gallbladder removal, and even removal of uterus laparoscopically, the patient two days can be discharged from the hospital and recovery after surgery takes place much faster.
With the help of laparoscopy in gynecology has become available to female sterilization for medical reasons and at the request of the women with minimal injuries and cosmetic changes.
The possibility of more widespread use of laparoscopic equipment deservedly belongs laparoscopic instruments, because the conventional surgical instruments are not suitable for laparoscopic surgery.
The choice of laparoscopic stands in the laparoscopic operating equipment should always have been justified, those laparoscopic operations that will be executed after the purchase of laparoscopic equipment.
If You have surgery, the choice of relevant and advantage should always be on the side of minimally invasive surgery if it is elective surgery.
If surgery is scheduled, but emergency and urgent indications, it is not always possible to solve this problem by using laparoscopic rack. Have laparoscopic surgery, like other medical procedures, there are contra-indications in the presence of which laparoscopy may not produce the desired effect.