| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4286863 | International Journal of Surgery | 2012 | 4 Pages |
Minimal invasive surgery is one of the most challenging advances in the craft of surgery in last 2 decades. In our country the advanced craft has been in practice for more than one and a half decade and some of our committed surgeons have mastered this craft and made an impact not only on national level but also on international level. Many times we may get impressed by watching the masters in the craft but forgetting the efforts the master has put in to reach the Zenith and in a bid to imitate the master we may ignore the awaiting disaster. In this article I will be discussing the overall impact of this surgical craft globally and its various evidence based pros and cons with a particular reference to colorectal surgery to ascertain whether the craft of minimal access with maximal success is a myth or a reality.
► This article is aimed at testifying the claim of “Minimal access Maximal success” in colorectal surgery. ► The article discusses colon and rectal surgery separately based on present evidence available in literature. ► The evidence taken into consideration for the comparison is mainly level 1. ► Authors personal conclusions on basis of the evidence and personal experience.
