Robot – Assisted Minimally Invasive Partial Resection of the Spleen for Nonparasitic Splenic Cyst
presented by Graziano Pernazza, MD, at the SAGES 2014 Meeting; Panel – Concurrent Session SS1 V006
Graziano Pernazza, MD, Annibale D’Annibale, MD; San Giovanni-Addolorata Hospital, Rome
Points of interest:
CT of splenic cyst–10 sec
diagram of trocar sites and room layout–27 sec
Keyword(s): 30 degree endocsope, assist port, bag, bipolar coagulation, bipolar forceps, branches, clipped, completely freed, CT scan, demarcation line, detached, devascularization, direct manipulation, discharged, dissected, divided, doppler, drainage, endoscopic vascular clamp, female, gastrocolic ligaments, hemostasis, hemostatic matrix, identified, inserted, large posttraumatic splenic cyst, left hand, lesser sac, location, lower pole of spleen, main trunk, mobilization, nonparasitic splenic cyst, pancreatic tail, parenchymal transection, planned transection line, POD, postoperative course, preserved, reduce risk of bleeding, reduce volume, removed, right hand, robot-assisted minimally invasive partial resection of the spleen, robotic cart, robotic endoscope, sealed, sectioned, short gastric vessels, size, splenic artery, splenic fragments, splenic hilum, splenic vein, superior branch of splenic vein, surgical assistance, surgical strategy, tail of pancreas, transected, ultrasonic shear, uneventful, upper pole artery, vascular anatomy, vascular loop, vascular pedicle, vascularizing, verified
