12th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery
April 14 – 17, 2010
Landover, Maryland USA (just outside of Washington, DC)
Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center
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SAGES 2010 Abstracts and Posters
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Minimally Invasive Pancreatic Necrosectomy – How to Choose the Best Approach?
IntroductionSevere acute pancreatitis with infected necrosis is one of the most morbid diseases. Surgical debridement is needed for majority of patients. With increasing technology and experience, it is now possible to do necrosectomy by minimally invasive techniques. Several minimally invasive approaches to pancreas have been described, such as Laparoscopic, Retroperitoneoscopic and Endoscopic. Variations in the… Continue Reading
A New Synthetic Bioabsorbable Prosthetic and Method of Fixation for Mesh Reinforcement of Crural Closure During Hiatal Hernia Repair
OBJECTIVE: It is well established by Level 1 data that mesh reinforcement of the crural closure for hiatal hernia repair decreases the risk of recurrence of the hernia. Most of the early studies used various synthetic meshes for repair of hiatal hernia and while they showed decreased recurrence rates, the fear of erosion of the… Continue Reading
NOTES in Emergency
Aims. Evaluation of the efficiency and reproductibility of hybrid transvaginal endoscopic surgery in non-elective surgical procedures to treat intraabdominal infections caused by acute cholecystitis, appendicitis or tubo-ovarian infection. Methods. Prospective non-randomized clinical series of ten selected female patients with acute intraabdominal infection caused by acute cholecystitis (n=6), appendicitis (n=2) and pelvic infection of tubes or… Continue Reading