Video Based Assessment Collection Tool Current 2020-21 Fellows: The SAGES Video Based Assessment (VBA) Task Force is developing tools to measure competency for various procedures. To test the assessment tools, we need to rapidly build a broad video library, particularly from those at the end of their training. The de-identified video information will be used for education and research only. SUBMIT VIDEOS AND BE ENTERED TO WIN A PRIZE Submit two (2) laparoscopic cholecystectomy videos AND two (2) laparoscopic inguinal hernia videos [four (4) videos in total] and be entered into a prize drawing to win FREE REGISTRATION to SAGES 2022 (March 16-19, 2022 in Denver, CO) Submit four videos listed above PLUS two (2) laparoscopic Fundoplication videos [six (6) videos in total] and be entered into a prize drawing to win FREE REGISTRATION and a three-night hotel stay for SAGES 2022. Click here for more information on the prize drawing. We are ideally interested in any and all unedited foregut, cholecystectomy and inguinal hernia repair procedure videos that meet the following case criteria: ALL VIDEOS: Current fellow must be the primary surgeon FOREGUT: Patient is >18 years old Hiatal hernia of no more than 4 cm Posterior (Nissen or Toupet) fundoplication performed No prior foregut surgery BMI < 35 CHOLECYSTECTOMY: Patient is >18 years old Case completed Laparoscopically or Robotically (multiple submissions need to be same approach to get credit) Complete cholecystectomy performed (ie. no subtotal cholecystectomies) Benign indications only (i.e. not for gallbladder cancer or concerning polyp) BMI < 40 INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR: Patient is >18 years old Case completed Laparoscopically or Robotically via either TEP or TAPP approach (multiple submissions need to be same approach to get credit) Hernia repaired with mesh (please include size of mesh used) No prior MIS/Open posterior groin hernia repair BMI < 40 TWO videos of the same type of procedure from each submitter would be greatly appreciated. Questions? Contact VBA@sages.org Case Related QuestionsSubmitter Last Name* Submitter First Name* Procedure Type* Fundoplication Inguinal Hernia Cholecystectomy Procedure performed by* Attending Fellow Resident Program Director First Name Program Director Last Name Fellow/Resident First Name Fellow/Resident Last Name Institution* Contact Email*For troubleshooting and follow up purposes only. Procedure Date* YYYY dash MM dash DD What approach was used?* TEP TAPP eTEP Other Inguinal HerniaIs this a reoccurrence of a previous repair?* Yes No Inguinal HerniaIf yes, how many previous repairs?* 1 2 3 or more Inguinal HerniaWere any procedures performed in addition to unilateral inguinal hernia repair? (select all that apply)* Contralateral exploration Contralateral repair No additional procedures were performed Inguinal HerniaDo you know of any post-operative issues? (Select all that apply)* Chronic Pain (≥ 3 months) Reoccurrence Hematoma Persistent Seroma ≥ 3 None Inguinal HerniaWere any procedures performed in addition to a fundoplication? (select all that apply)* Hiatal hernia repair <4cm Hiatal hernia repair >4cm Paraesophageal hernia repair Esophageal myotomy Esophageal lengthening procedure (e.g. Collis gastroplasty) Takedown of prior fundoplication (i.e. redo or revisional antireflux surgery) No additional procedures were performed FundoplicationDo you know of any post-operative issues? (Select all that apply)* Dysphagia > 3 months Persistent/Unresolved reflux Need for endoscopic intervention Need for surgical re-intervention Readmission related to the surgery No issues Unknown FundoplicationWere any procedures performed in addition to a cholecystectomy?* Intraoperative cholangiogram Common bile duct exploration EGD ERCP Other No additional procedures were performed CholecystectomyDo you know of any post-operative issues? (Select all that apply)* Need for endoscopic intervention Need for surgical re-intervention Readmission related to surgery No issues Unknown Other CholecystectomyPlease provide more details on "Need for endoscopic intervention"*Please provide more details on "Need for surgical re-intervention"*Please provide more details on "Readmission related to surgery"*Please provide more details on "Other"*What is the patient's BMI* <25 25-29.9 30-34.9 35-39.9 ≥40 Please rate your opinion of the performance of each of the following steps.*Below AverageAverageAbove AverageVisualization of operative fieldHiatal dissectionFundus mobilizationEsophageal mobilizationHiatus repairWrap creationFundoplicationPlease rate your opinion of the performance of each of the following steps.*Below AverageAverageAbove AverageVisualization of operative fieldMPO dissectionMesh placementInguinal HerniaPlease rate your opinion of the performance of each of the following steps.*Below AverageAverageAbove AverageHepatocysticTriangle dissectionCritical view of safetyLibation of cystic duct & arteryDissection of gallbladder from liver bedCholecystectomyPlease note anything in this video that we should pay attention to. Portions that are particularly educational? Notable challenges? Etc.Trainee Involvement QuestionsCurrent Fellows: Choose "YES" only if another trainee was involved in the procedure.Was a trainee involved?* Yes No What level of supervision did the trainee have for the following steps of the procedureShow and TellActive HelpPassive HelpSupervision OnlyVisualization of operative fieldHiatal dissectionFundus mobilizationEsophageal mobilizationHiatus repairWrap creationSee definitions of the Zwisch scale supervision levels.Please rate your opinion of the performance of each of the following steps.Show and TellActive HelpPassive HelpSupervision OnlyVisualization of operative fieldMPO dissectionMesh placementSee definitions of the Zwisch scale supervision levels.Please rate your opinion of the performance of each of the following steps.Show and TellActive HelpPassive HelpSupervision OnlyHepatocysticTriangle dissectionCritical view of safetyLibation of cystic duct & arteryDissection of gallbladder from liver bedSee definitions of the Zwisch scale supervision levels. 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