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surgery using a tiny scope/camera inserted into the abdomen through a small incision. Gas is used to inflate the internal abdominal area during this procedure
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| laparoscopy |
A test that uses a laparoscope to look at and take tissue from the inside of the body.
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| laparoscopy |
a surgical method that is less invasive than traditional surgery because only tiny incisions are made for the insertion of an instrument called a laparoscope that transmits images to a video monitor, which the surgeon in turn uses to perform surgery with small instruments that pass through the incisions.
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| laparoscopy |
A surgical procedure using the laparoscope. Laparoscopy may be used for egg retrieval, diagnostic evaluation, reparative surgery, and various other fertility procedures. Because of its dual abilities to enable the physician to assess tubal patency and visualize the abdominal cavity, laparoscopy has largely replaced hysterosalpingography as the most popular method of assessing the anatomical integrity of the reproductive tract (See also augmented laparoscopy). ...
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| laparoscopy |
A surgical procedure used to view the abdominal organs through an illuminated instrument known as a laparoscope. It may be used for examination of the ovaries and fallopian tubes in infertility investigations, It is also used for other gynaecological operations including female sterilisation.
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