Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure that allows surgeons to look inside of the body with the use of a fiberoptic telescope. The procedure is performed by making small incisions through which the surgeon inserts a laparoscopic camera and surgical instruments. Laparoscopies are used primarily in gynaecology, urology, general surgery and gastroenterology.

Laparoscopy costs in Namibia

The cost of a laparoscopy in Namibia can vary greatly depending on factors such as the surgeon, facility and type of anesthesia used. The average cost for a laparoscopy in Namibia ranges from 2000 to 7000 NAD with most patients paying about 5000 NAD.

The price you pay will depend on where you live and your health insurance provider. If you do not have medical insurance, then expect to pay out-of-pocket at your time of service (cash).

The average cost for a laparoscopy in Namibia ranges from 2000 to 7000 N$ with most patients paying about 5000 N$.

Most patients who undergo a laparoscopy in Namibia will pay between 2000 and 7000 N$, with the average cost being about 5000 N$. These prices are significantly higher than those in other countries, as they’re based on the country’s overall economic situation.

In Namibia, a laparoscopy is typically performed by an experienced gynecologist. The surgery itself can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on how much work needs to be done during the procedure. The total cost depends on how complex your case is and whether or not you need additional procedures as part of your treatment plan.

The price may also vary depending on where you go; private hospitals charge more than public ones because they have higher overhead costs and offer more advanced services than government-funded facilities do.