Scarless Gall Bladder Surgery Uses Mouth and Vagina as Openings

Scarless Surgery Uses Body’s Own Openings

I am not one to go under the knife…but it appears that science and medicine have come up with a plan. Using the mouth, or vagina as a portal, or as they call it “natural orifice.”…they are removing gall bladders with less trauma, scaring, incisions, healing time and down time from work. Therefore, virtual Scarless Gall Bladder Surgery.

These types of surgery procedures is called NOTES, for natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery. This type of surgery procedures are moving away from LARGE and even SMALL incisions…even moving beyond arthroscopic andlaparoscopic techniques.

Most surgeons are enthusiastic about the possibilities of NOTE. But warn, that you should go to a specialist(s) or have perfected their/this technique of scarless gall bladder surgery and make sure that the benefits are worth the risks.

WORTH THE RISKS…Let’s see…hardly any outside scaring ( there will be a small incision made at your belly button hole, for the camera), faster healing time, less time out from work (well maybe not that one!), less trauma, , only local anesthesia needed and over the counter pain medication. To me it is a NO brainer, if you require this surgery and possibly many other types of surgery/ operations, that will be available soon.

Male surgery of course, will only have the option of having their gall bladder removed orally.

With already over 400 scarless gall bladder surgeries or procedures have been preformed world wide (mostly in India and South America), Doctors in Europe and America have finally begun approaching this procedure. Why are we last on advanced technology and medical surgery procedures?

For more information about this medical procedure and a video that shows them pulling a gall bladder out of a mans mouth. Here is what “The Washington Post” has to say about scarless gall bladder surgery. It explains everything in laymen terms and even though the video is graphic, it is amazing. I did not know that the gall bladder was that small. For all of the havoc that it can create.*** Not for children under 13 or  Baby Boomers with queasy stomachs.***

My Mother had her gall bladder removed in the late 60′s and they left her with a 7 inch scar, which then was considered modern technology. You’ve come a long way, baby! I vote this procedure as “REVOLUTIONARY.” Kudos!

Here is a funny note:
SCARLESS, is so innovative that it is not in this computers vocabulary or thesaurus. How, do you like those apples?

~The Baby Boomer Queen~

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