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Image Tag: Port

Port placement for gastric mobilization

Port placement for gastric mobilization and tubularization.

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Minimally Invasive Esophagectom, SAGES Manual
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gastric, mobilization, port, tubularization

Port placement thoracoscopic esophageal

Port placement for thoracoscopic esophageal mobilization.

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Minimally Invasive Esophagectom, SAGES Manual
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esophageal, mobilization, port, thoracoscopic

Rotating wheels on the headpiece of the endoscope

Rotating wheels on the headpiece of the endoscope control tip deflection. Instruments may be passed through an access port, which is kept capped when not in use (to prevent loss of insufflation and splashing of fluids).

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Flexible Endoscopes, SAGES Manual
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deflection, endoscope, insufflation, port, rotating, wheels

Creating myotomy with a laparoscopic myotome

A. The myotomy is created with a laparoscopic myotome. Make this incision relatively shallow. Traction is applied by a grasper through the righthand port.

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Pediatric Laparoscopy: Specific, SAGES Manual
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grasper, incision, myotome, myotomy, port, traction

Demonstration of port placement

Demonstration of port placement for repair of a ventral hernia in the upper abdomen. Place the first trocar in the lower midline, 2 or 3 in. inferior to the ventral hernia. Ventral hernias in the lower abdomen require placement of the camera port in the u

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Repair of Ventral Hernia, SAGES Manual
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abdomen, camera, hernia, port, trocar, ventral

Trocar Placement

Trocar placement for transabdominal right adrenalectomy. Four 10-mm working trocars are used; if a vascular stapler is needed, one of these can be changed to a 12-mm port.

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Live Donor Nephrectomy, SAGES Manual
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adrenalectomy, port, stapler, transabominal, trocar, vascular

Trocar Placement

Placement of trocars in laparoscopic transabdominal left adrenalectomy. Three 10-mm trocars are usually placed initially; if a vascular stapler is needed, the middle trocar can be changed to a 12-mm port.

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Live Donor Nephrectomy, SAGES Manual
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adrenalectomy, port, stapler, transabcominal, trocar, vascular

Laparoscopic Splenectomy

The plastic specimen bag has been retrieved through a large port site. A ring forceps is used to fragment the spleen and remove it piecemeal.

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Laparoscopic Splenectomy, SAGES Manual
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forceps, piecemeal, port, spleen, splenectomy

Port placement

Port placement for laparoscopic splenectomy, lithotomy position.

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Laparoscopic Splenectomy, SAGES Manual
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lithotomy, port, splenectomy

Suggested port sites for proctocolectomy

Suggested port sites for laparoscopic proctocolectomy.

Posted on
06/14/2010
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Fundamentals: Assisted Proctocolectomy, SAGES Manual
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port, proctocolectomy

Extracorporeal knot

Extracorporeal knot. Bring a long suture into the laparoscopic field, leaving its tail outside the port. Place the stitch; then bring the needle end out through the same port. Create a Roeder knot by tying an overhand knot and then wrapping the suture tai

Posted on
06/10/2010
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Fundamentals: Principles of Tissue Approxim., SAGES Manual
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extracorporeal knot, needle, port, suture

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