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Room Setup and Patient Positioning
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Room Setup and Patient Positioning

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Category:Fundamentals: Lymph Node Biopsy, Dissection
Description:Room setup and patient position for upper abdominal node dissection.
Tags: abdominal  dissection  node  patient position  room  setup 

Reviews

By Allan Okrainec

Not useful. Who's holding the legs?

Posted: 11-10-2011 15:43:29
By Brian Dunkin

At least put ports and label team members

Posted: 11-10-2011 14:46:34
By Adrian Park

is this the control?!

Posted: 11-10-2011 11:30:00
By Kenric Murayama

doesn't add anything

Posted: 11-10-2011 10:10:24
By Denise Gee

not real useful

Posted: 11-10-2011 08:25:01
By Gerald Fried

Little value

Posted: 11-10-2011 07:55:27
By Brent Matthews

is this from the prelaparoscopic era? I think my daughter made this drawing in 1st grade. too basic

Posted: 11-10-2011 04:36:50
By Don Selzer

I think these type of blank pictures are good for people to use to make talks. It's not a bad idea.

Posted: 11-09-2011 20:02:25
By Simon Bergman

really?

Posted: 11-09-2011 11:50:27
By L. Michael Brunt

Doesn't tell us anything.

Posted: 11-09-2011 08:40:13
By Jeffrey Hazey

Would this be more applicable to foregut procedures?

Posted: 11-08-2011 14:44:25
By Archana Ramaswamy

Legs unsupported. Does the patient have a goiter?

Posted: 11-08-2011 14:01:01
By Jo Buyske

Hm. Not sure of value. Where do trocars go? also typo in title.

Posted: 11-08-2011 11:48:01
By Christopher Schlachta

Don't understand the purpose.

Posted: 11-08-2011 10:30:24
By Nathaniel Soper

schematic drawn by a kindergartner

Posted: 11-08-2011 09:50:03
By Patricia Sylla

Echoing CDS yawn

Posted: 11-08-2011 08:52:58
By Daniel Herron

I thought surgeons usually have arms.

Posted: 11-08-2011 07:00:05
By Daniel Jones

Blurry

Posted: 11-07-2011 20:16:58
By C. Daniel Smith

yawn

Posted: 11-07-2011 18:17:45
By Liane Feldman

Generic image that could be used for a variety of presentations.

Posted: 11-07-2011 17:41:14
By Shawn Tsuda

there are nicer versions of this in the atlas literature - color, more obvious artwork

Posted: 11-07-2011 15:10:07
By Tim Farrell

might be better to have monitor over pt

Posted: 11-07-2011 14:40:56
By Jeffrey Marks

doesn't add much

Posted: 11-07-2011 14:11:23
By David Rattner

not useful unless tagged to a specific procedure or set of procedures

Posted: 11-07-2011 14:09:47
By Aurora Pryor

Not a great image

Posted: 11-07-2011 13:04:52
By Natan Zundel

ok

Posted: 11-07-2011 11:41:29
By Ketan Sheth

Variability and context of use should be addressed??

Posted: 11-07-2011 11:23:45