Presented by L Michael Brunt at the Panel: Complications – Oops! When Things Go Wrong, what do I do now? held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Saturday, March 25, 2017
Keyword(s): abdomen, abdominal wall, abdominoplasty, access, access complications, acute cholecystitis, adrenalectomy, ampulla, anatomy, anesthesiologist, antibiotics, aorta, bariatric, BDI, bifurcation, bile duct injury, bile leak, biliary colic, biologic mesh, bladder, bleeding, blood pressure, blunt dissection, BMI, body habitus, body mass index, bowel injury, butterfly needle, Calots triangle, catheter, cautery, CBD, CBDS, cephalad, cholangiogram, cholecystitis, cholecystostomy tube, coated mesh, colectomy, colon, colorectal cancer, colorectal surgery, common bile duct, common bile duct stone, common duct injury, cosmesis, cosmetic, cosmetic surgery, critical view, critical view of safety, CT angiography, CTA, cut down, CVS, cystic duct, cystic plate, decompression, dilation, direct visualization, dissection, drain, ductotomy, duodenum, durable power of attorney, E.R., emergency room, endo peanut, endoscopic, endoscopic management, endoscopic peanut, endovascular stent, endovascular suite, energy devices, enterenterostomy, enterotomy, epigastric vessels, ERCP, expert, expertise, exposure, fascia, fistula, fluids, forceps, gallbladder, gastric bypass, gastric pouch, general surgery, guidewire, GYN, gynecology, Harmonic scalpel, Hasson, hepatobiliary, hepatobiliary surgeon, hepatocystic triangle, hernia recurrence, hernia sac, HPB surgeon, hypotensive, iliac artery, iliac vessels, inflamed, insufflation, intrahepatic, laceration, lap chole, laparoscopic approach, laparoscopic bypass, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair, laparoscopic Kittner, laparoscopic repair, laparoscopic suturing, laparoscopic tubal ligation, laparoscopist, laparotomy, lateral-medial laparoscopic dissection, Ligasure, ligation, lighted stent, liquid diet, liver, local anesthesia, management, medial-lateral laparoscopic dissection, mesenteric defect, mesentery, mesh fixation, mesh infection, mesh repair, midline, minimally invasive management, minimally invasive repair, minimally invasive surgeon, monofilament, non-absorbable suture, obese, obesity surgery, omentum, open inguinal hernia repair, Optifast, Optiview, Ottowa, outcomes, overlay, palpation, pancreas, PDS, pentaspan, percutaneous drainage, peritoneal cavity, plastic surgeon, pneumoperitoneum, POA, polysorb, port, port placement, preperitoneal, primary repair, primary suture repair, psuedoaneurysm, puncture wound, resection, resident, retroperitoneal hematoma, retroperitoneal vascular injuries, retroperitoneum, right hepatic artery, round ligament, safety, scar, scarring, sigmoid resection, Silk, skin incision, spermatic cord, sphincterotomy, spontaneous rupture, stapled gastrojejunostomy, stapler, stent, stricture, subcutaneous, symptomatic cholelithiasis, symptoms, technique, TEP, thermal injury, Toronto, transgastric ERCP, transverse colon, treatment, triangle of Calot, trocar, ultrasound, umbilical hernia, umbilical hernias, underlay, ureter, ureteral stent, ureteric injury, urologist, vascular injuries, vascular services, vascular surgeon, Veress needle, visualization, weight loss
Video clip of preventing trocar injury during initial insertion–13:46