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Dr. Kevin Audlin of The Institute for Gynecologic Care at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland, is among a select group of surgeons within the U.S. to offer women articulating, high definition 3D laparoscopy. This advanced surgical procedure often provides surgeons with more clear and precise visibility when treating gynecologic conditions such as endometriosis.
Three dimensional (3D) laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a thin, lighted tube known as a laparoscope to examine and treat abnormal conditions of abdominal or female pelvic organs. It is similar to a traditional operative laparoscopy, but has the added advantage of providing three dimensional images of the tissue being operated on.
Mercy’s state-of-the-art, high definition 3D laparoscopic surgical system provides our surgeons improved depth of visualization and clearer images. The increased and enhanced vision provides surgeons another option when facing more complex and technically difficult surgeries and procedures.
3D laparoscopy is performed much like traditional operative laparoscopy. A 3D laparoscope is inserted through a small incision (typically less than ½ inch) made in the abdominal area. The laparoscope provides three dimensional images of the abdominal cavity or pelvic region for the surgeon to view. The surgeon may also use the laparoscope or additional small incisions in the abdomen to insert specially designed instruments needed to complete the surgical procedure.
A 3D laparoscopic surgical procedure may be used to examine and treat a wide range of gynecologic conditions. The surgeons at Mercy Medical Center often utilize this advanced technology for complex surgeries and procedures requiring better visibility, including the following:
Dr. Kevin Audlin of The Institute for Gynecologic Care at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland, was among the first gynecologists in the United States to perform a surgical procedure for endometriosis using the articulating high definition 3D laparoscopic surgical system.
Dr. Kevin Audlin works with the individual needs of each woman to tailor a treatment program specific to her condition and carefully evaluate whether 3D laparoscopy is a suitable treatment option.
Katie has life changing surgery to relieve pain due to endometriosis.
Dr. Kevin Audlin is a Board Certified, experienced doctor, who serves as Director of The Gynecology Center at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland.
Carol was living with stress incontinence and finally did something about it. She visited Dr. Mark Ellerkmann at Mercy Medical Center.