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Single Port Access Surgery SPA > Called Scarless surgery > Single incision > Umbilicus > Belly button > Instead of four to six incisions > All instruments go through single keyhole > Maneuver effectively in restricted space > Highly maneuverable instrumentation > Traditional straight laparoscopic instruments > ability to articulate > rotate > Autonomy Lapro-Angle instruments > surgeon’s dexterity > Enabling technology > Major advance in surgery

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Why has Single Port Access SPA surgery been called scarless surgery in spite of a single incision? Will all required instruments go through a single hole? Does the surgeon have to adopt to a steep learning curve when using highly maneuverable instrumentation?

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