Global & Bangladesh Laparoscopes Market to 2031

In Bangladesh, there is a growing emphasis on minimally invasive surgery among hospitals and surgical teams. The increasing awareness of the advantages of laparoscopy—such as quicker recovery, reduced complications, and shorter hospital stays—is propelling its widespread use. Both public and private healthcare facilities are investing in upgrading their equipment, training surgeons, and optimizing protocols to enhance the availability of laparoscopic procedures, particularly in general surgery, cholecystectomy, hernia repair, and appendectomy. This trend is leading to a consistent rise in the demand for laparoscopic instruments and advanced visualization technologies, as healthcare providers aim to improve surgical accuracy and patient outcomes. Additionally, increased government support and investments in healthcare infrastructure are fostering market growth.

A notable shift towards minimally invasive techniques in hernia management has been observed in Bangladesh. A study published in November 2024 in the IAR Journal of Medicine and Surgery Research compared laparoscopic hernia repair in 112 patients with open surgery in another 112 patients, totaling 224 participants. The findings indicated that those who underwent laparoscopic surgery had an average hospital stay of 1.5 days, compared to 3.8 days for the open surgery group. Furthermore, postoperative pain levels were lower in the laparoscopic group, and complication rates were recorded at 8% for laparoscopic procedures versus 15% for open surgeries.

The trend of adopting laparoscopic surgery is also evident in military and regional hospitals across Bangladesh. A study published in the Journal of Rangpur Medical College in March 2025 analyzed 245 patients who had laparoscopic cholecystectomy at the Combined Military Hospital in Rangpur. The results showed that 15.92% of patients experienced intraoperative complications, 5.71% had postoperative complications, and 4.90% required conversion to open surgery. Notably, 86.12% of patients had a hospital stay of less than 48 hours.

These developments in Bangladesh demonstrate significant clinical improvements, particularly in terms of reduced hospital stays and lower complication rates. As hospitals continue to enhance their laparoscopic capabilities through better training and upgraded equipment, the demand for these surgical tools is expected to rise. The ongoing adoption of laparoscopy in Bangladesh is likely to lead to improved patient outcomes and more efficient surgical care. Show more