This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Morris E Franklin Jr during the IFSES Member Societies Update Symosium: Presentation of Each Society’s Expertise – A World Congress extravaganza! on April 11 20
Keyword(s): acute colitis, anal access, anastomotic leak, anatomy, benign colorectal disease, bowel control, cecal lesion, cecum, chronic colitis, colon, colon perforation, colon resection, colonoscope, colonoscopy, colorectal surgery, completion proctectomy, CT scan, culture, database, decompression, defect, descending colon, dexterity, distal colon, diverticular disease, diverticulitis, drainage, endoscope, endoscopist, epidural, experience, expertise, GA, gallbladder, gastric perforation, general anesthesia, Graham patch, gram stain, IFSES, ileostomy, immunosuppressants, immunosuppression, International Federation of Societies of Endoscopic Surgeons, intracorporeal, J-pouch, laparoscope, laparoscopic lavage, laparoscopic monitored colonoscopy polypectomy, laparoscopic sigmoid colon resection, laparoscopic surgery, laparoscopy, LAR, leak test, learning curve, length of stay, lesser sac, LMCP, local anesthesia, long-term outcomes, loop ileostomy, LOS, low anterior resection, middle colic artery, middle colic vein, minimally invasive surgery, MIS, mucosa, nutrition, pain, Paris, perforated stomach, polyp, port site metastasis, primary anastomosis, private practice, proximal colon, pus, randomized controlled trials, RCT, resolution, right hemicolectomy, right lower quadrant, RLQ, robot, robotics, SED rate, sedimentation rate, SFM, sigmoid volvulus, splenic flexure mobilization, stapled resection, suction, supine, tactile sensation, technical, technical skills, three stage procedure, total colectomy, training, transanal, trials, UC, ulcerative colitis, United States, visualization, work-up, x-ray
Lap colorectal surgery requires…–3:39
Disadvantages of laparoscopy–4:41
Lap colorectal surgery–5:16 Dis Colon Rectum 2002
Colorectal benign diseases–5:32
Lap colon resection for benign diseases technique–6:07
Lap lavage & drainage in acute diverticular disease–7:03
Total colectomy for ulcerative colitis–8:30
Lap approach for sigmoid volvulus–11:15
Lap monitored colonoscopy polypectomy (LMCP)–12:08
Lap sigmoid colon resection in diverticular disease–12:52