How long does it take for a laparoscopic surgery wound to heal?

A laparoscope is an endoscope used for examination and treatment in the abdominal cavity. It is essentially a fiber light source endoscope, including laparoscope, energy system, light source system, perfusion system and imaging system. When applied to surgical patients under completely painless conditions, it can directly and clearly observe the intra-abdominal condition of the patient, understand the pathogenic factors, and perform surgical treatment for abnormal conditions. Laparoscopic surgery is also known as "keyhole" surgery. Using the laparoscopic system technology, the doctor only needs to open a few "keyhole" type small holes around the patient's surgical site, and can visualize the patient's internal situation in front of the computer screen without opening the abdomen, and perform precise surgical operations. It takes a very short time for the treatment technology to reach the international advanced level.

The new type of laparoscopic surgery is an operation performed by modern high-tech medical technology using advanced equipment such as electronics and optics. It is an inter-generational progress of traditional laparotomy. It is an operation performed in a closed abdominal cavity: the camera system is in a good cold temperature. Under the illumination of the light source, through the laparoscope connected to the abdominal cavity, the organs in the abdominal cavity are photographed on the monitoring screen. Under the monitoring and guidance of the high-tech display screen, the surgeon manipulates the surgical instruments outside the abdominal cavity to explore the diseased tissue. , electrocoagulation, hemostasis, tissue separation and incision, suture and other operations. It is a model of the application of high-tech technologies such as electronics, optics, and cameras in clinical operations. It has the characteristics of less trauma, fewer complications, safety, and faster recovery. In recent years, surgical laparoscopic surgery has developed rapidly. Treatment is currently the most advanced and cutting-edge minimally invasive technology. Its role in the treatment of surgical diseases has attracted more and more attention. And it is popular in the international arena.

After laparoscopic surgery, the wound will heal in about 7 days, and daily application of iodophor is enough. It is normal to experience tingling after surgery.