Live from Salerno Afghanistan – Use of MIS and Endoscopy in the Field Hospital: Josh Alley, M.D.
Live From Afghanistan Session case comparisons–3:30 laparoscopy in wartime–5:32 EESC–6:49 acknowledgements–9:15 Q&A session–9:25 Keyword(s): abdominal trauma, appy, deployment, EESC, flex endo, general surgeons, inguinal hernia repair, laparoscopy, mentorship, wartime
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction in War-Injured Patients: Jonathan Pearl, MD
Live From Afghanistan Session options for open ABD management–1:31 ideal solution–3:06 citations–3:42 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16648016 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19183525 algorithm–5: Keyword(s): abdominal closure, abdominal wall defects, abdominal wall reconstruction, Afganistan, biologic, bioprosthetic bridge, components separation, hernia defect, Iraq, laparotomy, open abdominal wounds of war, PTFE, Rives-Stoppa, serial closure technique, skin graft, soldiers, underlay, VH, Vicryl mesh, war-injured patients
ET22: Michael M Awad, MD PhD
Emerging Technology Session dual console robotic surgery–8 sec hypothesis–37 sec design–48 sec results–3:20 conclusion–6:55 Keyword(s): bowel anastomosis, dual console robotic surgery, FLS, laparoscopy, mesh, NASA task load, pattern cutting, PEHR
ET21: Ricardo Zorron
Emerging Technology Session disclosures–13 sec transcolonic NOTES—18 sec Keyword(s): transcolonic NOTES