Surgery
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Craniotomy & Craniectomy: Differences, Procedure, Complications
When it comes to neurosurgical procedures, craniotomy, and craniectomy are terms that are often used. While both involve the removal of a portion of the skull, they serve distinct purposes and involve different surgical techniques. While craniotomy and craniectomy share the removal of a portion of the skull, they differ in their purposes and approaches.…
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Fundoplication: What Is It And When You Need It
Fundoplication is a surgical procedure designed to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and related conditions. Today, we’ll explore the details of fundoplication, including what it is, how it works, and when it may be necessary. Understanding Fundoplication Fundoplication is a surgical technique used to address severe cases of GERD. It involves wrapping the upper part…