AIMIS Partners With an Endoscopy Leader
LAS VEGAS–( EON: Enhanced Online News)–The American Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery (AIMIS) announced that it is working with KARL STORZ Endoscopy-America, Inc., a leader in endoscopy and operating room integration solutions, on a program to apply advanced remote presence technology solutions to enhance the training of surgeons in minimally invasive gynecological procedures, particularly hysterectomies. The program will also focus on supporting broader reliance on minimally invasive procedures instead of conventional open surgery techniques, facilitating the proliferation...
read moreOpen a Conversation With Your Doctor About Closed Breast Biopsy
Have you ever found a lump on your breast during your monthly self-exam? This can be one of the most nerve-wracking discoveries of a woman’s life. Not only is discovering the lump a frightening event, but the biopsy procedure may cause additional stress, if you’re unsure of what to expect. Currently, there are both surgical and minimally invasive procedures for breast biopsies. You should discuss these options with your doctor. According to a recent study published in the American Journal of Surgery, more than 30% of breast biopsies are performed surgically instead of with minimally...
read moreMinimally Invasive Relief for Urinary Incontinence
AIMIS is dedicated to advancing health care for women. We talk a great deal about minimally invasive procedures for hysterectomy, but did you know there are minimally invasive options for many other common women’s health issues too? One of the most common health issues women face as they get older is urinary incontinence. Whether that statement makes you cringe more because of the “as they get older” bit or the “urinary incontinence” bit, we understand. However, it’s much easier to be discreet about your age than to cover up loss of bladder control. Let’s talk about what causes...
read moreAre you asking your gynecologist the right questions?
For women considering a minimally invasive or laparoscopic hysterectomy, knowing the basics of the procedure is important for making well-informed decisions. Your gynecologist can answer any and all questions you may have about the procedure, but how can you be sure that you’re asking all of the right questions? Here are a few important questions to bring up with your gynecologist before a hysterectomy:
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