Authors :
Laith Hadi Ghali; Murtadha Hassan Kadhim; Mustafa Saddam Mahna; Ali Saadi Hamza
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Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March
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Abstract :
Laparoscopic intervention in the abdomen, or even the kidney, ureter, uterus, or knee. This procedure reduces
risks, improves recovery, and speeds up the recovery process after surgery, allowing patients to return to normal activity
and function normally. In Iraq, laparoscopy is performed in government or private hospitals using laparoscopic towers.
These towers consist of a screen, a CCU, a light source, and a camera connected to a processor and a lens specific to the
type of surgery being performed. There are lenses for general surgery, urology, gynecology, and others, along with precise
surgical instruments inserted into the abdomen through special incisions, or with a lens in the case of urological surgery.
Laparoscopic surgery in Iraq involves the surgeon using a 30-degree lens and inserting three incisions: one for injecting
carbon dioxide gas, another for the lens, and a third for the instruments (the gas is injected to expand the space in which
he is working and obtain a clear image). Staining applications, or the use of indocyanine green (ICG), have recently been
introduced into laparoscopy, significantly improving the image, especially when dealing with cancerous tumors.
Areas like hernia repair proved early how standardizing minimally invasive approaches lowers costs compared to
traditional open surgery through reduced time off work and quicker recovery. This allows minimally invasive options to
benefit more individuals, whether for acute conditions or managing chronic illnesses preferring ambulatory treatments. In
the latter context, researchers explore applications improving preventative and longitudinal care delivery. Examples
include natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgeries performing operations via the mouth or vagina, minimizing
visible scarring. Other concepts envision performing future colonoscopies with swallowable robotic capsules transmitting
live mucosal imagery, reducing invasiveness. Beyond singular innovations, collaborations accelerate progress.
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Laparoscopic intervention in the abdomen, or even the kidney, ureter, uterus, or knee. This procedure reduces
risks, improves recovery, and speeds up the recovery process after surgery, allowing patients to return to normal activity
and function normally. In Iraq, laparoscopy is performed in government or private hospitals using laparoscopic towers.
These towers consist of a screen, a CCU, a light source, and a camera connected to a processor and a lens specific to the
type of surgery being performed. There are lenses for general surgery, urology, gynecology, and others, along with precise
surgical instruments inserted into the abdomen through special incisions, or with a lens in the case of urological surgery.
Laparoscopic surgery in Iraq involves the surgeon using a 30-degree lens and inserting three incisions: one for injecting
carbon dioxide gas, another for the lens, and a third for the instruments (the gas is injected to expand the space in which
he is working and obtain a clear image). Staining applications, or the use of indocyanine green (ICG), have recently been
introduced into laparoscopy, significantly improving the image, especially when dealing with cancerous tumors.
Areas like hernia repair proved early how standardizing minimally invasive approaches lowers costs compared to
traditional open surgery through reduced time off work and quicker recovery. This allows minimally invasive options to
benefit more individuals, whether for acute conditions or managing chronic illnesses preferring ambulatory treatments. In
the latter context, researchers explore applications improving preventative and longitudinal care delivery. Examples
include natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgeries performing operations via the mouth or vagina, minimizing
visible scarring. Other concepts envision performing future colonoscopies with swallowable robotic capsules transmitting
live mucosal imagery, reducing invasiveness. Beyond singular innovations, collaborations accelerate progress.