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Advancements and Applications of Laparoscopic Camera Systems in Modern Surgery

Laparoscopic surgery, commonly referred to as minimally invasive surgery (MIS), has become a cornerstone in modern surgical practices due to its numerous benefits over traditional open procedures. By utilizing small incisions and specialized instruments, including a laparoscopic camera, surgeons can perform complex operations with minimal disruption to surrounding tissues. The advantages of laparoscopic procedures include shorter recovery times, reduced pain, minimal scarring, and decreased risk of postoperative co

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IKEDA Medical Imaging: Leading the Way in Rigid Endoscopy Systems

IKEDA Medical Imaging specializes in producing advanced rigid endoscopy systems, offering high-definition surgical imaging solutions for a range of medical specialties, including arthroscopy, laparoscopy, ENT, gynecology, and urology. Known for their superior image clarity, 4K resolution, and innovative LED light sources, IKEDA's systems provide precision, durability, and versatility. With cutting-edge features like adaptive auto-exposure and parfocal zoom, IKEDA delivers reliable performance, ensuring excellen

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Join Us at MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2024

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2024-07

Join Us at Vietnam Medi-Pharm Expo 2024

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2024-06

IKEDA Showcased Comprehensive Endoscopic Solutions at FIME 2024

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2024-05

Gallbladder Removal: A Step-by-Step Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls

For many young general surgeons, two surgeries are particularly challenging: subtotal thyroidectomy and cholecystectomy. Although these procedures may appear straightforward, they often present significant difficulties with exposure and bleeding. Generally, surgeries deemed "impossible" share common characteristics: difficult or impossible to expose, hard to operate on, or too risky to perform. Cholecystectomy is particularly notorious for its visibility and operational risks. This article will explore t

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2024-02

Preventing and Managing Visceral Injuries in Lumpectomy Procedures

Injuries to Viscera in Laparoscopic Surgery, Distribution of Visceral Injuries, Generally Divided into Two Categories: ① Injuries to Hollow Organs, such as the intestines, stomach, ureters, and bladder, which constitute most visceral injuries in laparoscopic procedures. ② Injuries to Solid Organs, such as the liver, pregnant uterus, kidneys, spleen, etc., and damage to the diaphragm is also classified as an injury to solid organs.

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2023-12

IKEDA's State-of-the-Art Technology Lauded at Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine

IKEDA's cutting-edge 4K Tower technology steals the spotlight at the highly anticipated "Workshop of Anatomy of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Endoscopic Technique and Application," hosted by Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine. The innovative contributions of IKEDA Endoscopy's advanced equipment have garnered widespread acclaim and appreciation among attendees, marking a significant leap forward in surgical techniques and educational endeavors.

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2023-10

PELD and UBE in Spine Surgery: IKEDA Spine Endoscope Solutions

Spine surgery has seen significant advancements in recent years, with minimally invasive techniques gaining popularity due to their potential benefits in terms of reduced postoperative pain, shorter hospital stays, and quicker recovery times. Among the various minimally invasive approaches, percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy (PELD) and unilateral biportal endoscopy (UBE) are two prominent techniques that have revolutionized the field. In this essay, we will compare and contrast PELD and UBE in the context of