Laparoscopic Appendectomy

Laparoscopic appendectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove the appendix when appendicitis requires surgical treatment. The procedure is performed using small incisions and a laparoscope, allowing the surgeon to access and remove the appendix. 

Dr. Ankush Sharma provides evaluation and treatment guidance for patients presenting with symptoms that may be related to appendicitis. Clinical assessment may include understanding the patient's symptoms, medical history and relevant examination findings. Investigations may be recommended to support diagnosis and determine the appropriate treatment approach. 

Treatment planning depends on several factors, including: 

• Severity of symptoms  

• Clinical examination findings  

• Investigation results  

• Duration of symptoms  

• Presence of associated complications  

• Previous medical history  

• Overall health of the patient  

Depending on the individual condition, laparoscopic appendectomy may be considered when surgical removal of the appendix is required. 

When Should You Consult a Doctor? 

Seek medical attention if you experience: 

• Persistent abdominal pain  

• Increasing pain in the lower abdomen  

• Nausea or vomiting  

• Loss of appetite  

• Fever associated with abdominal pain  

• Worsening abdominal discomfort  

Timely evaluation can help determine the cause of abdominal pain and whether surgical treatment is required.