laparoscopic abdominal surgeries: a review

laparoscopic technique in recent years has tremendously being used as a non invasive surgery to perform different operation in abdominal and thoracic cavities. this technique has been used from 1987 in different aspect of human surgery. in addition to diagnosis, biopsy, visualizing adhesion and neoplastic structure, recently cholecystectomy and ovariohysterectomy were also commonly being used as a therapeutic measure. different investigations using laparoscope, indicate superiority of this technique as compare to that of conventional open surgery method in areas of pain, time, hospitalization, anatomical dissection, immunity reaction, cosmetic appearance, adhesion and wound involved. veterinary laparoscopic technique use nowadays is also being extensively increasing in different organs gasterointestinal laparoscopic surgery is routinely being performed to remove foreign body, neoplasia, obstruction, duodenal and pyloric wound.looking to future light for improving usage oflaparoscopic technique in research and clinical aspect plus improving the concept of reducing pain and surgical complications, it is extremely necessary to take proper decision/action to improve research out come in near future for application oflaparoscopic tools in abdominal surgey. conclusion: laparoscopic surgeries in gastrointestinal tract have several advantages. reduction in the period of postoperative intestinal paralysis so that gastrointestinal function returns more rapidly to normal status following minimally invasive surgery. it also involves a reduced immune response compared with open surgery. reduced tissue desiccation and foreign body contamination and also fewer intra-abdominal adhesion. it has gained wide clinical acceptance in surgical practice in comparison to open surgery.