Laparoscopic orthopedic surgery is a minimally invasive surgery whose advantages have been known for decades in many fields of medicine and has recently entered the field of orthopedic surgery. This field of medicine needs it.

 Minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery means that this type of surgery is performed through a very small incision of less than 1 cm, which helps preserve more of the original anatomical structures. Laparoscopic orthopedic surgery requires high-resolution intra operative X-ray guidance and high-resolution cameras to take pictures minute. 

Often these equipments are expensive and training on them requires experience and a good understanding, which is what we have at the Dr. Center. Khaled Batterjee, Laparoscopic surgeries are performed with the latest technology with world-class trained surgeons headed by Dr. Khaled Batterjee to ensure the best results. 

The surgeon inserts the endoscope into the body through a very small incision that allows access to the required surgical field under the guidance of the endoscope. The endoscopic cameras provide high-resolution snapshots of what the camera sees inside your body on a larger scale with magnification and doubling of the coordinates of the affected part, which the doctor sees on an external screen to enable him to do meticulously perform his duties. 

Laparoscopic orthopedic surgery has several advantages, the most important of which are: 

• Faster recovery time. 
• Less pain and less expense.
• Low risk of infection. 
• A very small incision as the procedure is done through a small incision.
• Minimal trauma to the areas surrounding the affected part.

 Laparoscopic surgery can be performed on a large scale to treat several injuries, including:

• Ankle, wrist and elbow injuries Resection or repair of the meniscus of the knee.
• Reconstruction of themeniscus ligament in the knee.
• Expansion of the choke around the shoulder tendons. 
• Reconstruction of severed shoulder tendons. 
• Shoulder dislocation.