Description

Laparoscopic repair of a Type III hiatal hernia is a highly specialized minimally invasive procedure, and World Laparoscopy Hospital (WLH) has emerged as a global leader in performing this complex surgery with exceptional precision. A Type III hiatal hernia involves both the gastroesophageal junction and a portion of the stomach migrating into the thoracic cavity, often causing severe reflux, chest discomfort, anemia, and difficulty swallowing. At WLH, the surgery is performed using advanced laparoscopic tools and 4K imaging systems that ensure superior visibility and delicate tissue handling. The procedure begins with a thorough laparoscopic assessment of the hernia sac and its contents. Surgeons at WLH carefully reduce the stomach back into the abdominal cavity, followed by meticulous dissection of the hernia sac from the mediastinum. One of the hallmarks of WLH expertise is their precise crural repair, where the diaphragmatic hiatus is reconstructed using sutures or mesh reinforcement depending on the patient’s anatomy and the defect size. To restore proper function and prevent recurrence, a fundoplication—typically a Nissen or Toupet—may be performed to reinforce the lower esophageal sphincter. Patients treated at World Laparoscopy Hospital benefit from minimal postoperative pain, rapid recovery, and shorter hospital stays due to the minimally invasive approach. The hospital’s state-of-the-art facilities, combined with the expert guidance of renowned laparoscopic surgeons like Dr. R. K. Mishra, ensure that each procedure is carried out with maximum safety and effectiveness. The structured postoperative care and follow-up system also help patients return to normal life quickly with significant improvement in symptoms. Through its advanced surgical capabilities, WLH continues to set new standards in the laparoscopic management of complex hiatal hernias, offering patients a reliable and world-class solution for long-standing gastroesophageal issues.