Experience the precision of advanced 3D imaging. Faster healing, less pain, and better outcomes.

Uses of 3D imaging to increase accuracy, make smaller incisions, reduce pain, and hasten recovery.

3D Laparoscopy

Introduction to

3D Laparoscopy

3D Laparoscopy is an advanced minimally invasive surgical technique that uses high-definition 3D cameras to give surgeons a clearer and more accurate view of the internal organs. This revolutionary approach allows for greater precision during surgery, especially in complex or delicate procedures. Unlike traditional laparoscopy, 3D technology provides depth perception and enhanced detail, leading to improved surgical outcomes.

Your Journey to Advanced Surgical Care

Benefits

Lists of benefits of 3D Laparoscopy.

Lower risk of complications

Better the precision the more it reduces surgical errors and improves safety.

Reduced operative time

Improved visualization helps complete surgeries more efficiently.

Smaller incisions, leading to minimal scarring

The minimally invasive technique uses tiny cuts, leaving little to no visible scars.

Less post-operative pain and discomfort

Smaller wounds mean reduced tissue trauma and pain after surgery.

Faster recovery and return to normal activities

The patients recover more quickly and are able to resume their normal activities sooner.

Greater surgical accuracy and control

3D imaging gives surgeons enhanced depth perception for precise movements.

Your Health, Our Precision — 3D Laparoscopy at Prabhu Women Hospital

AT PRABHU WOMEN’S HOSPITAL, WE USE EXPERTISE AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
TO PROVIDE LAPAROSCOPIC SERVICES FOR ALL OUR FEMALE PATIENTS.

At Prabhu Women Hospital, we conduct 3D laparoscopic operations that give higher accuracy and allow faster healing after surgery. Advanced 3D technology allows our expert doctors to treat fibroids, cysts, endometriosis, infertility and other issues. We protect you while you are with us, provide updated medical care and work to ensure a convenient recovery.

Your Journey to Advanced Surgical Care

How the Process Works

Urogynecology treatment at Prabhu Hospital begins with a thorough diagnosis, which might involve pelvic exams, ultrasound, and urodynamic testing as needed. For surgical patients, we specialise in 3D laparoscopy, a minimally invasive method that employs a high-definition 3D camera and small instruments implanted through tiny incisions. This cutting-edge technology provides our surgeons with improved depth awareness and precision, allowing them to effectively treat problems such as bladder repair and pelvic organ prolapse. Less pain, less scars, and faster recovery are among the advantages of 3D laparoscopy, which ensures you receive the finest possible care suited to your specific needs.

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Why Choose Prabhu Women Hospital for Urogynecology?

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Laparoscopy at Prabhu Women Hospital results in small cuts, little pain, fewer scars, and quick recovery.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

3D Laparoscopy

3D laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical technique that uses a special high-definition 3D camera and small instruments inserted through tiny abdominal incisions. It provides surgeons with a clear, three-dimensional view, allowing for more precise and effective treatment.

Common conditions include pelvic organ prolapse, bladder repairs, urinary incontinence surgeries, endometriosis, and removal of pelvic adhesions.

Traditional laparoscopy uses 2D imaging, which can limit depth perception. 3D laparoscopy offers enhanced depth and clarity, helping surgeons operate with greater accuracy.

Benefits include smaller incisions, less pain, reduced risk of infection, minimal scarring, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery compared to open surgery.

Yes, it is a safe and well-established surgical technique with low complication rates when performed by experienced surgeons.

Most patients can return to light activities within a few days and resume normal activities in 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the procedure.

No, the incisions are very small—usually less than 1 cm—resulting in minimal scarring.

Your doctor will provide specific instructions, which may include fasting before surgery, stopping certain medications, and arranging for post-operative care.