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Image Tag: Suture

Braided suture snared by the endoscopist

The braided suture is snared by the endoscopist and will be drawn back through the esophagus to exit through the mouth.

Posted on
06/16/2010
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Fundamentals: Percutaneous Endoscopic, SAGES Manual
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braided endoscopist, esophagus, mouth, snared, suture

Method of mesh fixation

Method of mesh fixation with a suture passer. Use the suture passer to introduce the suture through the musculofascial layer, the mesh, and then back out through all layers as a mattress suture. Use four to eight mattress sutures to anchor the mesh, depen

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Repair of Ventral Hernia, SAGES Manual
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abdominal wall, anchor, hernia, knot, mattress, mesh, musculofascial, staples, subcutaneously, suture

Firing and Removing the Stapler

The stapler has been fired and removed. The staple line has been inspected for hemostasis and is being closed with a simple running suture.

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals:Cholecystojejunostomy&Gastro, SAGES Manual
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hemostasis, stapler, suture

Inspecting the staple line for hemostasis

After the staple line has been inspected for hemostasis, the enterotomies are closed with a running suture. (Reprinted with permission from Bogen GL, Mancino AT, Scott-Conner CE. Laparoscopy for staging and palliation of gastrointestinal malignancy. Surg

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals:Cholecystojejunostomy&Gastro, SAGES Manual
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enterotomies, gastrointestinal, hemostasis, malignancy, palliation, staple, suture

Trocar Placement

Trocar placements for distal pancreatectomy. These sites are proper for both splenic salvage and with splenectomy. There should be at least a hand’s breadth distance between trocars 1, 3, and 4. The trocar for the laparoscope should be above the umbilicus

Posted on
06/15/2010
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Fundamentals: Distal Pancreatectomy, SAGES Manual
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anastomosis, distal, gastric, gastrointestinal, knot tying, pancreatectomy, splenectomy, suture, trocar, vessels

The anvil of the circular stapler

A. The anvil of the circular stapler is inserted in the proximal end of the bowel (which has been drawn out of the abdomen through an enlarged trocar site). B. The pursestring suture is tied. The bowel is then returned to the abdomen.

Posted on
06/14/2010
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Fundamentals: Segmental Colectomies, Anterior, SAGES Manual
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abdomen, anvil, stapler, suture

Closure of the Crural Opening

The crural opening is closed with simple, interrupted nonabsorbable suture (0 Ethibond). For large defects, pledgets and/or bioprosthetic mesh may be used.

Posted on
06/11/2010
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Fundamentals: Paraesophageal Hernia Repair, SAGES Manual
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bioprosthetic mesh, crucal opening, pledgets, suture

Proper Orientation of the Fundic Wrap

The fundoplication is sutured in place with a single U-stitch of 2–0 Prolene pledgeted on the outside. A 60-French mercury-weighted bougie is passed through the gastroesophageal junction prior to fixation of the wrap to assure a floppy fundoplication. Ins

Posted on
06/11/2010
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Fundamentals: Treatment of Gastroesophageal, SAGES Manual
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fundoplication, gastroesophageal junction, suture

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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