Early postoperative complications of transvaginal access in minimally invasive sigmoid colon procedures

Komorowski, Andrzej L.; Mesa, Francisco Alba; Cortijo, Antonio Amaya; Fernandez, Jose Manuel Romero; Hurtado, Miguel; Magrallo, Francisco Miguel Sanchez

doi:10.17772/gp/1701

Ginekol Pol

2014

DOI: 10.17772/gp/1701

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Early postoperative complications of transvaginal access in minimally invasive sigmoid colon procedures

Andrzej L. Komorowski¹,

Francisco Alba Mesa²,

Antonio Amaya Cortijo³

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“…As a result, pigs have been frequently used as a model for colorectal laparoscopic surgery (1), sheep as a gynecologic and transvaginal NOTES model (2) and rabbit as a pediatric thoracoscopy model (3). Indeed, the introduction of a new technique based on animal experiment can lead to steeper learning curve (1) and finally to less complications in humans after clinical application of the technique (4).…”

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Porcine Model In The Laparoscopic Liver Surgery Training

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Mituś²,

Hurtado³

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Polish Journal of Surgery

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The aim of the study was to evaluate the possibility to use live anesthetized pigs as a model for laparoscopic liver resection. During two days laparoscopy course two trainees were operating on two live animals performing exposure of the liver, Pringle manoeuver, division of liver ligaments, dissecting of the structures inside the hepatoduodenal ligament, dissection of the hepatic veins and left lateral liver sectionectomy. Exposure of the liver and Pringle manoeuver were performed correctly within 50 and 35 minutes. Left lateral sectionectomy has been performed correctly within 2 hours. The full dissection of the hepatoduodenal ligament and exposure of the hepatic veins were judged as insufficient by experienced laparoscopic tutors. There was one injury to the suprahepatic vena cava that was managed laparoscopically. The porcine model can be used as an advanced training for laparoscopic liver surgery.

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Porcine Model In The Laparoscopic Liver Surgery Training

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Hurtado³

et al. 2015

Polish Journal of Surgery

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Early postoperative complications of transvaginal access in minimally invasive sigmoid colon procedures

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Porcine Model In The Laparoscopic Liver Surgery Training

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