Recent Advancement Laparoscope Tools and Technique: Review Article

Fatimah Khalleefah Alqadeeri; Rabia A. M. Yahya; Azab Elsayed Azab; Alaa Almabrouke Alzwaqi; Aisha Ali Shahit; Maram Monsef Alrqei

Authors

Fatimah Khalleefah Alqadeeri Department of Microbiology & immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya , Department of Botany Faculty of Science, Sabratha University, Sabratha Libya Author
Rabia A. M. Yahya Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya Author
Azab Elsayed Azab Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya Author
Alaa Almabrouke Alzwaqi Department of Microbiology & immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya Author
Aisha Ali Shahit Department of Microbiology & immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya Author
Maram Monsef Alrqei Department of Microbiology & immunology, Faculty of Medicine, Sabratha University, Libya Author

Keywords:

Surgical outcomes, Robotic-assisted laparoscopy, Miniaturized surgical, Artificial intelligence in surgery Augmented reality in surgery, Cost-effective surgical tools

Abstract

Compared to open surgeries, laparoscopy offers patients less postoperative discomfort, a quicker recovery, and shorter hospital stays, revolutionizing minimally invasive surgery. The accuracy, efficiency, and visibility of surgery have been greatly improved by recent developments in laparoscopic instruments and methods. Numerous shortcomings of conventional laparoscopy have been solved by innovations such robotic-assisted laparoscopy, high-definition 3D imaging, enhanced energy devices, and smaller equipment. Even with these developments, a number of holes still exist. Steep learning curves for surgeons, restricted access to resources in low-income environments, and the high prices of sophisticated technology continue to be major obstacles. Furthermore, problems including instrument stiffness, robotic systems' lack of tactile input, and pneumoperitoneal difficulties point to areas that require more study and development. To maximize results and lessen technological constraints in laparoscopic surgery, future developments should concentrate on enhancing accessibility, cost-effectiveness, ergonomic tool designs, and incorporating artificial intelligence. By filling in these gaps, laparoscopic procedures will be more widely used and improved in a variety of healthcare systems.

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