Description

Mini TAMIS (Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery) represents one of the most refined advancements in colorectal minimally invasive surgery. At World Laparoscopy Hospital, this technique has been perfected to offer patients a safe, precise, and organ-preserving method for removing rectal polyps that are too large or inaccessible for standard colonoscopic excision. Mini TAMIS uses ultra-slim 3–5 mm laparoscopic instruments introduced gently through the anal canal, creating a stable working chamber with CO₂ insufflation. This miniaturized approach allows surgeons to visualize the rectal lumen with exceptional clarity and excise polyps with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues. Unlike traditional transanal surgeries, Mini TAMIS provides enhanced dexterity, better depth perception, and the ability to perform full-thickness excisions when necessary while ensuring complete margin clearance. The procedure is performed by highly trained colorectal and minimally invasive surgeons at World Laparoscopy Hospital, using state-of-the-art high-definition laparoscopic systems. Patients benefit from a scarless approach, reduced postoperative pain, negligible blood loss, and a faster return to routine activities. Mini TAMIS also minimizes the need for more extensive abdominal surgery, making it an effective option for benign polyps, early rectal tumors, and lesions located in difficult-to-reach posterior or lateral positions. World Laparoscopy Hospital has established itself as a global training center for minimally invasive surgery, and Mini TAMIS is one of the hallmark procedures taught to surgeons from around the world. With meticulous technique, adherence to safety principles, and the use of mini laparoscopic instruments, the hospital ensures that both patients and trainees experience the highest standards of surgical innovation. Mini TAMIS at World Laparoscopy Hospital beautifully combines precision, minimal invasiveness, and superior clinical outcomes—a true reflection of modern colorectal surgery excellence.