Gi Surgery

At Nuself we offer many Advanced Gi Procedures such as Esophageal, Gastric and Bowel surgery. Cholecystectomy is a common procedure performed nationwide.

Gi Surgery and Gallbladder Surgery (Cholecystectomy)

Your gallbladder is like a storage bag for a liquid called bile, which helps digest the food you eat. Sometimes, problems can happen with your gallbladder, and that’s when doctors consider removing it. Here are some simple reasons why you might need to have your gallbladder removed:

Gallstones (Cholelithiasis): Imagine tiny stones forming inside your gallbladder, like little rocks. These can block the flow of bile and cause pain, nausea, and other digestive troubles. Removing the gallbladder gets rid of the problem.
Gallbladder Inflammation (Cholecystitis): Sometimes, the gallbladder can become swollen and painful, usually due to gallstones or infection. Taking it out can stop the pain and prevent more serious issues.
Repeated Attacks (Biliary Colic): If you keep having pain or problems because of your gallbladder, even after trying other treatments, removing it might be the best way to prevent future issues.
Gallbladder Cancer (Cholangiocarcinoma): Although rare, if cancer is found in your gallbladder, surgery may be needed to remove it and stop the cancer from spreading.

So, in simple terms, cholecystectomy is a surgery to remove your gallbladder when it’s causing pain, blockages, or other digestive problems. It’s done to help you feel better and prevent further complications. Your doctor will carefully consider whether it’s the right choice for you based on your specific situation.

Why Robotic Cholecystectomy?

Superior Technology:
There are specific technological advantages that the robotic-platform provides that is unavailable to other modalities such as the use of phosphorescence to visualize the bile duct to avoid inadvertent injury.
Tiny Incisions:
Instead of a big cut, the robot uses small holes. This means less pain and smaller scars for you.
Super-Precise:
The robot has really steady hands, like a surgeon’s, but even steadier. It can do tricky things with great accuracy.
Less Time:
Because the robot is so good at what it does, surgeries often take less time. This means less time under anesthesia and a quicker recovery.
Faster Healing:
Smaller cuts and less time in surgery mean you’ll heal up faster and can get back to your normal life sooner.
Reduced Complications:
Robotic surgery can lower the chance of problems during surgery, like bleeding or infections.

So, having a robotic cholecystectomy is like having a skilled and super-precise robot assistant in the operating room, making your surgery smoother, less painful, and helping you recover faster. It’s all about making your surgery experience better!