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Laparoscopic Hernioplasty (TEPP) Versus Open Hernioplasty: Comparison of Postoperative Pain and Mobilization
Syed Jawad Shah, doctor Holy Family Hospital, rawalpindi, Pakistan INTRODUCTION: Since the advent of laparoscopic technique of surgery majority of hernioplasties are performed laparoscopically. The purpose of this surgery is to compare laparoscopic hernia repair with the open repair. There is less postoperative pain and early mobilization of the patient in laparoscopic hernioplasty than the… Continue Reading
Modalities for pancreatic pseudocyst drainage
Sami S Judeeba, MBBSTeaching, Assistant, KAU, Mohammed Almsarri, Consultant, General, and, Laparoscopic, Surg King Abdulaziz University Key words : Peritonitis Pancreatitis Ranson's criteria Amylase LDH Cystogastrosotmy Percutaneous drainage ICU Surgeon's satisfaction Background : Pancreatic pseuodocyst still one of the commonest complication of acute pancreatitis seen in radiological imaging & it's drainage always the first question… Continue Reading
Comparision of Single-site and Traditional Laparoscopic Access for Intracorporeal Suturing and Knotting Technique
Istvan Gal, MDPhD, Zoltan Szabo, PhD, Miklos Czobel, MD, Gyorgy Weber, MD, PhD Telki Privat Hospital, Telki Hungary, M.O.E.T. Institute, San Francisco, CA, USA,Department of Surgical Research and Technique,Semmelweis Medical School of Budapest, Hungarye Single-site laparoscopy is recently developed and evolving technique in minimally invasive surgery. Severe physical and ergonomic constrains for the surgeon are… Continue Reading