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    Glossary Minimally Invasive Surgery

    surgical technique using small incisions for reduced recovery time

    Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) refers to surgical procedures that are performed through tiny incisions instead of large openings. This approach typically involves the use of specialized instruments and techniques, such as laparoscopes or endoscopes, to minimize tissue damage, reduce pain, and shorten recovery times.

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