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Abdominal Wall Hernia
#abdominal wall hernia, #hernia, #laparoscopy, #robotic surgery, #minimally invasive surgery, #bowel obstruction, #abdominal surgery, #stomachache, #abdominal pain, #belly ache, #gut pain, #dry cough, #minor cough, #persistent cough, #unable to pass stool, #difficulty passing stool, #hard stools
An abdominal wall hernia is a condition in which the abdominal wall around a surgical incision weakens after abdominal surgery, allowing tissue from inside the abdominal cavity to push out. Early detection and surgery may allow a faster recovery. If you feel an unusual lump in the abdomen or develop sudden abdominal pain, please consult a medical specialist.2026-06-26
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Gallbladder Cancer
#gallbladder cancer, #bile duct cancer, #gallbladder, #gallstones, #cholecystitis, #abdominal ultrasound, #jaundice, #laparoscopy, #stomachache, #tummy ache, #bellyache, #pain inside the abdomen, #feeling of indigestion (food stuck), #bloated feeling in the stomach, #poor digestion
The gallbladder is a small pouch that temporarily stores the digestive fluid (bile) made in the liver. Gallbladder cancer, a malignant tumor that develops there, causes no obvious symptoms until the disease is quite advanced, which makes early detection very difficult. If you have persistent indigestion or abdominal pain, please do not dismiss it on your own; be sure to consult a medical specialist for an examination and detailed tests.2026-06-26
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Liver Cancer
#liver cancer, #hepatitis, #cirrhosis, #liver cirrhosis, #fatty liver, #silent organ, #liver transplantation, #laparoscopy, #lack of energy, #listlessness, #persistent tiredness
Liver cancer is a malignant tumor that develops in the liver, which is responsible for detoxification and nutrition in the body. The liver is called the 'silent organ' because there is no particular pain even when the disease becomes advanced. By the time symptoms appear, the disease has often already progressed considerably, so please do not judge on your own; be sure to have regular checkups and consult a medical specialist.2026-06-26
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Robotic Cholecystectomy
#robotic surgery, #cholecystectomy, #gallbladder, #laparoscopy, #single-port surgery, #minimally invasive surgery, #gallstones, #cholecystitis, #gallbladder polyp, #hand tremor, #body tremor
Robotic cholecystectomy is a minimally invasive surgery in which a surgeon controls a robotic system to remove the gallbladder. 'Minimally invasive' means the operation is performed through small openings in the body. It may be considered as treatment for gallbladder conditions such as cholecystitis, gallstones (cholelithiasis), and gallbladder polyps. Please discuss the choice of surgical method thoroughly with your treating specialist before making a decision.2026-06-26
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Robotic Surgery for Gastric Cancer
#gastric cancer, #robotic surgery, #gastrectomy, #laparoscopy, #minimally invasive surgery, #gastric cancer surgery, #chemotherapy, #gastric cancer stage, #hand tremor, #body tremor
Robotic surgery for gastric cancer is a minimally invasive operation in which a surgeon controls a robot to treat gastric cancer. 'Minimally invasive' refers to a method of operating through only small openings in the body. The surgical method (open, laparoscopic, or robotic) is decided by your treating specialist after considering society guidelines, the latest research findings, and the patient's condition together. Please discuss the most suitable surgical method thoroughly with your treating specialist.2026-06-26
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Robotic Surgery for Hernia
#hernia, #abdominal wall hernia, #inguinal hernia, #robotic surgery, #laparoscopy, #minimally invasive surgery, #single-port, #recurrence, #hand tremor, #body tremor
A hernia is a condition in which an internal organ moves out of its normal position and pushes out through a weak spot in the abdominal wall. The basic treatment for hernia is surgery, and surgical methods include open surgery, laparoscopic surgery, and robotic surgery. A hernia can recur even after surgery, so ongoing management by your treating specialist is needed regardless of the surgical method. Please discuss the choice of surgical method thoroughly with your treating specialist before deciding.2026-06-26