Surgery is performed using the TAPP method, which observes the groin from inside the abdominal cavity using a laparoscope. Since the surgery is performed with smaller instruments than in general surgery, the scars are smaller and recovery is faster.
A single-hole surgery that is less invasive than other laparoscopic surgeries. Since it is performed with a 2cm incision + 2mm incision in the navel, postoperative recovery is quick and the scars are not noticeable. Since the rate of conversion to laparotomy is overwhelmingly low, it is safe to have surgery on an outpatient basis.
A single-hole endoscopic surgery is performed with a 2cm incision + 2mm incision in the navel, the scars are not noticeable and postoperative recovery is quick! The overwhelmingly low rate of conversion to laparotomy and the short average surgery time reduce the burden after surgery.

・Blood sampling, respiratory examination, electrocardiogram, and cardiac ultrasound are performed in one day, and the doctor will explain the surgery (about 1-2 hours).
・Surgery is an outpatient procedure on the day (surgery takes about 1 hour, and you can go home in as little as 3 hours, including post-op rest).
・The day after surgery, blood sampling, wound check, and explanation from the doctor are performed.

Providing Medical Institution

YM Medical Corporation Tokyo Takahashi Clinic Nerima

〒177-0033
1-5-4 Takanodai, Nerima-ku, Decorate Nerima Takanodai 2nd floor

https://www.tokyo-takahashi-clinic.com/

Specialty

Obesity treatment (ESG/LGP/stomach Botox), cholelithiasis/gallbladder polyps, inguinal hernia/femoral hernia/umbilical hernia, appendicitis, varicose veins, gastric submucosal tumor

Consultation Days

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

Eligibility Criteria/Exclusions for Treatment

Chest/abdomen/pelvis CT, blood test results, abdominal ultrasound Abdominal MRCP No contrast or CT, blood test results, abdominal ultrasound Chest/abdomen/pelvis CT, blood test results, abdominal ultrasound

Precautions / Contraindications

Target diseases and symptoms


-Diagnosis of inguinal hernia, umbilical hernia, and femoral hernia
-Swelling in the groin, pain or discomfort, sensation when touching the swollen area, pressure or heaviness in the abdomen, digestive symptoms (constipation, abdominal pain, nausea, loss of appetite, etc.)

-Diagnosis of cholelithiasis and gallbladder polyps
-Recurrent acute cholecystitis of mild or more severity
-People worried about gallbladder cancer
-People with diabetes
-People with right shoulder stiffness, right back pain, and abdominal discomfort after eating a fatty meal

-Diagnosis of appendicitis
-Pain in the right lower abdomen (pain increases when pressed)
-Pain in the epigastrium