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Microlaparoscopy- low impact technique developed

Swor Women's Care Blog Microlaparoscopy- low impact technique developed

Dr. Kash and Dr. Swor had another “first” today at Cape Surgery Center, Sarasota Memorial’s Ambulatory Surgery Facility. We were the first surgeons in the country to use SurgiQuest micro laparoscopy instruments for minimally invasive removal of a precancerous ovary and tube. The incisions are the size of a BB or maybe this __ The patient went home in less than an hour with no pain meds. Pretty exciting! We are using this technology next week for bigger surgeries and for our complex endometriosis cases we get referred from all around the country.

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Dr Swor and his family Swor Women's Care Dr MIchael Swor is the founder and managing OBGYN physician at Swor Women's Care. Posts and blog updates are provided with the help of his partners, Dr Jenny Lichon and Dr KASH, as well as other healthcare providers and staff in the practice.

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