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Image Tag: Sigmoid Colon

Formation of loops in the colon

A. Formation of loops in the colon can cause patient discomfort, difficulty in advancing the scope, and may increase the risk of perforation. B. Here an alpha loop has been formed in the sigmoid colon, facilitating passage into the descending colon. Clock

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Diagnostic Colonoscopy, SAGES Manual
Image Tags
alpha loop, clockwise torque, colon, colonsocopy, derotate, formation, loops, perforation, scope, sigmoid colon, splenic flexure

Mobilization of the sigmoid colon

Mobilization of the sigmoid colon to expose the left ureter as it crosses the pelvic brim. The iliac vessels are seen to the left of the ureter.

Posted on
06/14/2010
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Fundamentals: Segmental Colectomies, Anterior, SAGES Manual
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iliac vessels, left ureter, mobilization, pelvic brim, sigmoid colon

Laparoscopic colostomy

Laparoscopic colostomy. A. The preselected colostomy site has been prepared by excising a disk of skin and subcutaneous tissue down to fascia. Fascia is left intact to prevent loss of pneumoperitoneum. A trocar is placed through the center of the ostomy s

Posted on
06/14/2010
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Fundamentals: Laparoscopic Colostomy, SAGES Manual
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abdomen, colostomy, exteriorized, extracorporeally, fascia, linear stapler, loop, ostomy, pneumoperitoneum, sigmoid colon, stoma, subcutaneous, trocar

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