What is "laparoscopic"

Usage examples of "laparoscopic".

More than two thousand surgeons had learned to perform laparoscopic operations at courses sponsored by MMC.

Last year, as a sales representative, he sold more than thirteen million dollars of laparoscopic instruments to Manhattan hospitals, earning close to a quarter of a million dollars for himself.

Other companies made laparoscopic instruments, but CSA had a sixty-three-percent market share.

Along with a dozen other visiting surgeons, Rich and Davenport had just finished watching a video of a laparoscopic hernia repair.

She had learned to do laparoscopic gallbladders as a resident but had continued to operate on hernias using the traditional method.

The room had eight identical bays, every one complete with an electric operating table, a tray with every conceivable laparoscopic instrument--all made by CSA--and the newest generation of laparoscopic cameras and video monitors.

For example, we now remove most gallbladders using a laparoscopic camera and four small incisions.

We all know how advances in laparoscopic surgeries have opened up new markets for surgeons.

Using a combination of laparoscopic techniques, nanotech robotic drones injected into their bloodstreams, and traditional scalpel work, the urgent structural repairs were done in nineteen hours of surgery for Sarah and sixteen for Don.