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1. Begin by preparing the patient for the minimally-invasive procedure.
2. Administer anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort and safety during the procedure.
3. Make a small incision or puncture in the appropriate area of the body.
4. Insert the specialized surgical instruments or tools through the incision or puncture.
5. Perform the necessary procedure or treatment using the minimally-invasive techniques.
6. Close the incision or puncture site using sutures or adhesive strips.
7. Monitor the patient post-procedure to ensure proper healing and recovery.
8. Provide any necessary post-operative care instructions to the patient.
9. Follow up with the patient to assess the effectiveness of the minimally-invasive procedure.

Who needs minimally-invasive?

1. Minimally-invasive procedures are beneficial for a wide range of patients.
2. Patients who prefer less invasive alternatives to traditional open surgeries.
3. Individuals with certain medical conditions that can be treated through minimally-invasive procedures.
4. Patients who wish to minimize scarring, pain, and recovery time associated with surgery.
5. Individuals who are looking for quicker recovery and return to normal activities.
6. Patients who are considered high-risk for open surgeries due to underlying health issues.
7. People who want to reduce the risk of complications and infections typically associated with invasive surgeries.

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What is minimally-invasive?

Minimally-invasive refers to a medical procedure that is performed with minimal incisions or damage to the body.

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Medical professionals who perform minimally-invasive procedures are required to file the necessary documentation.

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Minimally-invasive procedures are typically documented using specific forms provided by medical institutions.

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The purpose of minimally-invasive procedures is to reduce recovery time, scarring, and complications for patients.

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Information such as the type of procedure performed, the date of the procedure, and any complications or follow-up care provided must be reported.

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