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Gastric Fundal Varices

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This video presents gastric fundal varices.

Endoscopic Removing Of Stomach Polyps

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The material presents endoscopic removing of stomach polyps.

Esophagitis

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This video shows esophagitis.

Gastric Ulceration Of The Lesser Curvature

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The author of this video presents gastric ulceration of the lesser curvature.

Stage III Of Esophageal Varices - Portal Gastropathy...

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This video shows stage III of esophageal varices - portal gastropathy in gastroscopy.

Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy - Part 2

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In this video you can see laparoscopic cholecystectomy - part 2.

Diagnostic Laparoscopy

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The author of this video presents diagnostic laparoscopy.

Nissen Fundoplication

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In this video the author presents nissen fundoplication.

Huge Hiatal Hernia

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In this video you can see huge hiatal hernia.

Left Pleura Rupture During Laparoscopy

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This video shows left pleura rupture during laparoscopy.

Cruroscopy - Ligation Of Incompetent Perforators

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Cruroscopy, as presented on the video above, is one of many methods of varicose veins of lower limbs treatment. The procedure is performed with laparoscopic techniqe and involves a ligation of incompetent...

Hiatal Hernia

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In this video the author presents hiatal hernia.

Laparoscopic Right Hemicolectomy

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Crohn's disease, collitis ulcerosa, diverticulosis and cancers are the predominant reasons for total or partial colectomy. The movie, presented above, shows right hemicolectomy performed with laparoscopic...

Laparoscopic Anterior Resection Of Rectum

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Anterior resection of rectum is performed if the anal sphincter and the colon continuity are possible to maintain. For this to be possible there must be ability to leave at least 1 cm of cancer free rectum,...

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