SRC SURGIHEAL SHORTS (POST SURGICAL RECOVERY) 02 96823972 0405441475 244 Pitt St Merrylands NSW 2160 SRC SurgiHeal Shorts provide wound support and compression, improving early postoperative mobility subsequently reducing the risk of DVT. Aids in extra support, comfort and faster recovery for some of the following conditions: Abdominal Surgery Abdominal surgery is a surgical operation that is performed via the abdominal wall on the organs that are found in the abdomen. The surgery may be on any of these organs like stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, etc. There two types of abdominal surgeries, the open incision (longer wound) and laparoscopic surgery (small wound) little telescope with a camera attached. Hernia repairs A hernia is a defect in a structure through which its contents may protrude Hernia repair is a surgical operation for the correction of a hernia (a bulging of internal organ or tissues through a defect in the wall of a body cavity, more often the abdomen). Surgical treatment of hernias (Open or Laparoscopic); Common Gynaecological surgeries (Open or Laparoscopic) such as: Ceasarian Section Pregnancy surgical procedure Hysterectomy A hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. It may also involve removal of the cervix, ovaries, fallopian tubes and other surrounding structures. It can be performed via the vagina of via the abdomen. Vaginal/Pelvic Floor Repairs A vaginal repair is a surgical procedure for women who have a prolapse of one or both vaginal walls. Surgery for Incontinence Vaginal surgery is performed for prolapse or urinary incontinence or both. The mode of repair will use either the patient’s own tissues or Mesh or both. Mesh is used to strengthen the repair and reduce the risk of your prolapse recurring. This mesh generally provides a longer lasting repair. It’s a flexible, lightweight synthetic material used for this purpose and also in hernia repairs. It has many holes to allow your own tissues to grow into it. It offers a framework for support of the organ or organs that have prolapsed. Note: All information has been used directly from the SRC health website
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