Recently, the media reported that Ms. Jiang, a 26-year-old beauty from Zhuzhou, is a coach of a belly dance school. Not long ago, one of her students asked for leave to be hospitalized for surgery, which reminded her that it was time for a physical examination. Unexpectedly, she was diagnosed with ovarian cyst and the doctor asked her to have an operation.

For a woman who lives on her belly, it is undoubtedly a heavy blow. Although it is all minimally invasive surgery now, there will be three or four small surgical scars on the stomach. Ms. Jiang was a little depressed after admission, and her classmates also comforted her in the WeChat circle of friends.

Finally, the hospital experts solved Ms. Jiang's problem with single-hole laparoscopy.

Single-port laparoscopy can solve many gynecological problems.

Laparoscopic surgery has been widely recognized, but many people have never heard of single-hole laparoscopic surgery with only one hole in the human body. In June this year, the gynecology department of Zhuzhou Central Hospital has successfully carried out single-hole laparoscopic surgery, mainly including ovarian cyst surgery, hysteromyoma surgery, fallopian tube surgery, hysterectomy and simple tumor surgery.

Traditional laparoscopic surgery usually needs to open 3-4 0.5- 1.5cm puncture holes on the abdominal wall for surgery. Single-port laparoscopic surgery only needs to make an incision at the navel. After the operation, the scar here is hidden in the navel, and almost no traces of the operation can be seen. After the operation, you can still bravely show your navel and put on a bikini to show your stomach.