Video Author: Marks R

Laparoscopic Splenopexy With Mesh For Wandering Spleen

Timothy J Donahue, DO Keyword(s): CT, gastrosplenic ligament, lap splenopexy, MRI, Palmers point, reverse Trendelenburg, right lateral decubitus, supine, Vicryl mesh, wandering spleen

Posted on: 09/25/2013
Video Categories: Bonus Videos, Other, SAGES 2013 Meeting
Learning Themes: Spleen
Sources: 2013 Annual Meeting, Surgeon Submitted
Presentation Types: Procedure
Video Authors: Barbick B, Clark J, Donahue T, Krzyzaniak M, Lee M, Marks R
Video Institutions: Naval Medical Center--San Diego CA

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Laparoscopic Splenopexy With Mesh For Wandering Spleen

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