
What Is the 1788 Laparoscopic Platform?
Laparoscopy is a surgical technique in which small incisions are made in the abdomen and a camera and instruments are passed through them, allowing the surgeon to perform the procedure without opening the abdomen. The 1788 platform elevates this by providing 4K-quality imaging with advanced visualization modes that reveal tissue layers, blood vessels, and anatomical landmarks with exceptional precision.

How Does It Help?
Surgical outcomes in minimally invasive procedures are directly related to the surgeon's ability to see. The 1788 platform gives our gynecological surgeons significantly enhanced visualization across every procedure in which it is used.
Endometriosis Diagnosis and Excision

Fibroid Removal (Laparoscopic Myomectomy)
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How Is It Done?
Every stage of your laparoscopic procedure with the 1788 platform is guided by the clearest surgical imaging available, from first incision to final closure.

Preparation
Your surgeon will explain whether laparoscopic surgery using the 1788 platform is appropriate for your procedure and diagnosis. Pre-operative assessments including blood tests, imaging, and an anesthetic review are completed. You will be advised on fasting, medication management, and what to expect on the day of the procedure.
What Are The Benefits & Risks Of This Technology?
The 1788 platform's primary contribution is visibility, and in minimally invasive surgery, seeing more clearly means operating more safely and completely. The benefits extend from the operating table to your recovery at home. The risks are those associated with laparoscopic surgery generally, and are always discussed in full at your pre-operative appointment so that your decision to proceed is fully informed.