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Many patients leave the hospital wondering, “How soon can I walk?” The good news is that walking within 24 hours after hernia surgery is encouraged, because every gentle step boosts...

Low-pressure CO₂ insufflation is a minimally invasive surgical technique using 7–10 mmHg abdominal pressure—lower than standard levels—to reduce pain, cardiopulmonary strain, and recovery time while maintaining safe visualization during robotic...

When an inguinal hernia flares up in the vibrant groin area, the bustling energy of Houston can tempt you into risky habits. Hernias in adults form when tissue protrudes through...

When a hernia bulge in your groin finally pushes you toward a consultation, you may wonder how big the upcoming hernia surgery Houston really is. Modern hernia repair ranges from...

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) for robotic procedures is a standardized, evidence-based approach that minimizes pain, nausea, and hospital stay by optimizing nutrition, anesthesia, mobility, and recovery protocols.Enhanced Recovery After...

Short answer: Yes—although diarrhea is not listed among every hernia symptom, an inguinal hernia that becomes incarcerated or strangulated can obstruct the bowel, disrupt normal bowel movement patterns, and trigger...

Intraoperative imaging refers to real-time visualization techniques—such as near-infrared fluorescence, ultrasound, and 3D imaging—used during surgery to enhance precision, assess tissue viability, and guide decision-making.Modern surgery depends on high-quality intraoperative...

Robotic surgery in 2025 refers to next-generation surgical platforms combining modular design, AI guidance, and enhanced haptic feedback to improve precision, safety, and access across specialties.Robotic surgery in 2025...

Robotic cancer surgery in 2025 refers to the use of advanced robotic surgical systems—such as the Da Vinci Surgical System—to perform precise, minimally invasive cancer operations with outcomes comparable to...