Minimally invasive surgery, popularly known as "keyhole surgery", is a modern philosophy of patient care. With the integrated endosuites capable of robotic videoscopic surgery and monitor, a fine viewing instrument is inserted through a small incision or natural orifice (such as the mouth, anus and navel) to manoeuvre and treat or remove the diseased organ, instead of opening up a big incision on the body wall.
Minimally invasive surgery has set a new standard for the operative management of a wide variety of diseases across various surgical disciplines. The basic principles of operation, however, remain the same as in conventional surgery.
What is Minimally Invasive Surgery? 
Minimally invasive surgery has set a new standard for the operative management of a wide variety of diseases across various surgical disciplines. The basic principles of operation, however, remain the same as in conventional surgery. 
