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Laparoscopic surgery is used to examine the abdominal organs such as the appendix, liver, pancreas, gallbladder, spleen and stomach for diagnostic purposes. A long thin tube with a high resolution is inserted into small incisions in the body. This may be to diagnose sources of pelvic or abdominal pain which stem from tumors, fluid in the abdominal cavity, liver disease or cancers.
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Expertise in ActionWhile considered a low risk procedure, there are some risks associated with laparoscopic surgeries which when performed have led to claims of medical negligence. The most common risks that can occur are bleeding, infection or damage to the organs during the procedure. Experts in laparoscopic surgery are often required to conduct assessments of plaintiff injuries or of defendant practitioner procedures and training.
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Laparoscopy, also known as diagnostic laparoscopy, is a surgical diagnostic procedure used to examine the organs inside the abdomen.
Biliary Injury in Laparoscopic Surgery: Part 1. Processes Used in Determination of Standard of Care in Misidentification InjuriesBiliary injury is a major cause of patient morbidity and litigation. Many surgeons have a poor understanding of the issues involved when litigation follows biliary injury.
Dictionary of surgical termsDefinition and short videos of laparoscopic surgery by SurgicalTechEdu.org
Relevant Cases Wells v Juengling [2008] WADC 18Medical negligence case where plaintiff claimed compensation for injuries caused by laparoscopic surgery.
Related Blog ArticlesA sample of our experts in Medical negligence - Laparoscopic surgery
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