Introduction to Percutaneous Endoscopy Procedures

Description

In medicine, an endoscopy is used to examine the body's interior. An endoscope is used during the endoscopic process to see inside an organ or other hollow bodily cavities. Unlike many other imaging procedures in medicine, endoscopes are introduced directly into the organ. This book offers a thorough, useful, and contemporary examination of the various illnesses that may be treated using minimally invasive endoscopic surgery. Because of recent technological advancements and better clinical outcomes, percutaneous endoscopic techniques are becoming accepted as alternatives to conventional open surgery. This work examines indications, surgical procedures, complications, and clinical results while describing the most efficient endoscopic techniques now on the market. This book is the go-to resource for surgeons since it offers surgical understanding and professional assistance. The whole range of minimally invasive endoscopic methods used to treat a variety of illnesses is covered in this book. The book's prose is clear. The medical community will welcome this book's excellent material with great excitement, and it will assist in further increasing the knowledge level in academic research and clinical practice.