Theoretical aspects of the technological classification of minimally invasive surgery in emergency surgery

Abstract

Introduction and Aim: Since minimally invasive techniques are being used more and more, new information sources are popping up. This means that the features of the system of emergency abdominal minimally invasive surgery (MIS) need to be studied. The objective of this study is to conduct a detailed analysis of technological manipulations in minimally invasive techniques used in emergency MIS on the abdominal organs. Materials and Methods: Using the classification approach, it is clear that the traditional paradigms of classical surgery have an effect on how modern information is used to describe how minimally invasive techniques are used in emergency abdominal MIS. A system's analysis, processing, and interpretation must be taken into account while evaluating it, including technological advances used in emergency abdominal surgery. Results: We were able to discover that interventions during procedures can be made using one or more minimally invasive techniques, according to our classification analysis. Conclusion: This leads us to the conclusion that it is wise to consider the mentioned part while developing new kinds of minimally invasive techniques. The proposed classification is sure to play a part in clinical practice by bringing up several minimally invasive techniques that are often used in emergency abdominal MIS.