What is Appendicitis
The painful enlargement and infection of the appendix is known as appendicitis. The appendix is a finger-like pouch in the bottom right section of the abdomen that is connected to the big intestine. Although the exact origin of appendicitis is unknown, children and young people are typically affected. It is quite uncommon for children less than two to get appendicitis.
The Laparoscopic Appendectomy Process
To put it simply, an appendectomy is a procedure used to remove the appendix in order to treat appendicitis and prevent any major health issues. It is a routine procedure that is not classified as a major operation. A laparoscopic appendectomy is the reverse of a standard appendectomy, which requires a bigger incision. By creating smaller incisions that result in less scars, it makes it possible to remove the appendix.
The appendix, a small tube-shaped organ in the lower right abdomen, is connected to the large intestine. While its exact function is unclear, it may support immune health by hosting beneficial gut bacteria. When the appendix becomes inflamed—a condition called appendicitis—prompt treatment is essential. Blockages from stool, foreign objects, or infections can cause appendicitis, leading to swelling and pain. Without treatment, a ruptured appendix can result in serious complications.
Treatments We Offered
- Open Appendectomy
- Drainage of Abscess
- Laparoscopic Appendectomy
- Robotic Appendectomy
- Fluid Therapy
- Emergency Appendectomy
- Single-Incision Laparoscopic Appendectomy
- Interval Appendectomy
- Postoperative Care and Pain Management
- Observation and Monitoring
Why Unittas
- At Unittas, our dedicated team is here to provide expert, compassionate care for appendicitis and other abdominal conditions. With advanced diagnostic tools, minimally invasive surgical options, and personalized patient support, we prioritize your health and comfort every step of the way
