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What is the difference between the same procedure performed through an open incision and one performed with laparoscopic instruments or robotics (MIS)?

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What is the difference between the same procedure performed through an open incision and one performed with laparoscopic instruments or robotics (MIS)?

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A. The actual procedure and tissues removed are the same. The major difference is that with MIS procedures there are four or five small incisions used instead of a large vertical (up and down) incision with standard surgery. Additionally, with laparoscopic and robotics procedures, there is greater light, magnification and dexterity compared to standard surgery. These benefits of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) lead to decreased pain, faster recovery and less bleeding.

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