Many surgeons use laser, electroenergy or electrocoagulation to perform this procedure. Dr. Miklos performs these procedures using scissors, just like he would do if he did the surgery through an open large incision. Dr. Miklos believes that laparoscopy is only a mode of access into the abdominal cavity and should not change the way one performs an operation. Most patients having an adhesiolysis performed usually remain in the hospital for 23 hours and released. Three different patients with adhesions inside the abdominal cavity.
Adhesions can come in various sizes, length and structure.
No matter what the size they can cause abdominal pain, discomfort, bloating, and difficulty with bowel movements. Adhesiolysis or Lysis of Adhesions - This is the process of cutting the adhesions between two abdominal structures. All text and images on this web site are property of Dr. John R. Miklos and may not be reproduced in any way without permission.