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First-rate results

Dr. Dan Tran of Lake Surgical Associates is fellowship-trained in minimally invasive surgery. A surgeon in Lake County for nine years, he utilizes minimally invasive techniques for the following procedures: inguinal hernia, incisional hernia repair, appendix, gallbladder, anti-reflux, and colon resection for benign disease or malignant disease.

These minimally invasive techniques are performed through tiny incisions and offer Florida Hospital Waterman patients many benefits over traditional surgery. Not only are they more cosmetically pleasing, they also allow for quicker recovery times, less scar tissue, less pain, less bleeding, and reduced chance of developing infection. Some are even performed on an outpatient basis.

“With minimally invasive surgery, I use fiber-optic cameras because they give me better visualization and magnification inside the body,” says Dr. Tran, who completed medical school at the University of Florida and surgical training at the University of Louisville. “My patients receive excellent results.”

Lake Surgical Associates

1290 Waterman Way | Tavares. Florida 32778

352.742.0054 | www.fhmedicalgroup.com

Surgeons who perform knee surgery at Florida Hospital Waterman are given an extra hand — in the form of a robot. MAKOplasty robotic partial knee resurfacing was introduced at the hospital in 2012. So far, the results have been excellent, with patients experiencing smaller incisions, shorter hospital stays, faster recovery times, and less rehabilitation.

Before the surgery, a CT scan is used to make a three-

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