Real-Time Intra-Operative Endoscopic Fluorescence Imaging for Evaluation of Bowel Perfusion in the Setting of Ischemic Colitis
Presented by Francisco Quinteros, MD at the SAGES 2014 Meeting; Panel – Concurrent Session SS1 V002
Sam Atallah, MD, FACS, FASCRS, Francisco Quinteros, MD, Henry
Schoonyoung, MD, Beatriz Martin-Perez, MD, Lawna Hunter, BA, Sergio Larach, MD; Florida Hospital
Points of interest:
CT scan–19 sec
colonoscopic view–29 sec
villous adenoma picture–43 sec
isolation and division of IMA–57 sec
hand port–1:41
endolumenal evaluation–4:32
Keyword(s): 12mm trocar, 5mm clip applier, administered, anal verge, anastomosis, anvil, arm portion, binds, bowel perfusion, cephalad, clipped, colonic thickening, colonoscopic view, colonscopy, confirm, confirmed, construct, CT body imaging, descending colon, distal limb, distal tip, division, dye, endolumenal evaluation, endoscopic fluorescence imaging, endoscopic imaging camera, endsoscopic evaluation, evaluation of perfusion, female, flourescence mode, Gerotas fascia, gray scale mode, hand port, HD camera, home oxygen dependent, IC-Green, IMA, imaging mechanism, inadequate perfusion, infrared light, intra-operative evaluation, ischemia, ischemic changes, ischemic colitis, ischemic segment, isolated, IV, juxtopositionally, laparoscopic hand-assist technique, length proximally, lower GI hemorrhage, lumenally, mated, medial to lateral dissection, mobilized, modalities, near infrared fluorescence, perfusion, Pfannenstiel, plasma proteins, proximal bowel, real time, real time tissue perfusion, rectum, resect, resected specimen, retroperitoneal structures, revealed, severe stage IV COPD, sigmoid colectomy, specimen, splenic flexure, standard high definition imaging, standard white light, staple line, suggestive, tattoo, test, tip, toggle, toggling, transanally, ureter, vessel sealing device, villous adenoma, workup
