Bladder diverticulum surgery is minimally invasive

Bladder diverticulum surgery is not minimally invasive needs to be analyzed according to the specific circumstances.

Bladder diverticulum refers to cystic lesions on the inner wall of the bladder. If the patient's condition is mild, bladder diverticulum is small, and it is in a relatively obvious position, then it can be removed by laparoscopic surgery to control the development of the disease. Laparoscopic surgery has the characteristics of small incision, short recovery time, and small postoperative scar, so it is minimally invasive. If the patient's bladder diverticulum is large and cannot be completely removed by laparoscopy, surgical laparotomy is required to control the condition, and a large incision is required in the abdomen to facilitate the doctor's treatment. At this time, bladder diverticulum surgery is not minimally invasive.