General surgery cases
Epigloctic Cystic Tumors and Vascular Ectasias...
This video shows the epiglottis with benign cystic tumors and vascular ectasia.
Gastrointestinal Staples on Endoscopy
This video shows staples visible a the gastro jejunal anastomosis following a gastric bypass.
Normal Airway View.
This video shows a normal view of the upper aiway as seen through the endoscope.
Laparoscopic Repair for Perforated Peptic Ulcer
In this video İlgar İsmayil is presenting laparoscopic repair of perforated peptic ulcer.
View of Nasal Turbonates Due to Incorrect Scope...
This video shows an inadvertent view of the posterior nasal turbinates due to incorrect scope flexion in the pharynx.
Small Bowel, Abnormal Post Surgical Anatomy,...
This video demonstrates a leak after an enterotomy repair.
Small Bowel, Abnormal Post Surgical Anatomy,...
This video demonstrates a small bowel ulcer with granulation tissue following stent removal.
Right Sided Divirtuculosis, Old Tatoo Ink and...
This video demonstrates diverticulosis of the right colon. Previously placed tattoo marking is seen. There is a small tubular adenoma visable.
Old Stamm Gastroscomy Site
This video shows the location of an old Stamm gastrostomy site. There is old prolene suture visable as well as a dimple in the gastric mucosa where the tube once was.
Thoracoscopic Esophagectomy For Cancer Of Esophagus
Video shows thoracoscopic dissection of esophagus for cancer of the middle portion of esophagus. Video by Dr Hemant Bhansali
Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy
Lectures from the 2014 General Thoracic Surgical Club about minimally invasive esophagectomy. Video by dr Dawn Jaroszewski.
Esophageal cancer surgery, Radical Esophagectomy
Minimaly invasive esophagectomy is currently a new approach to radical esophagectomy that avoids big incisions especially the thoracic incision and yet has an excellent oncological result especialy regarding...
Retroflexed View of Gastric Pouch and GJ Anastomosis...
This video shows the retroflexed endoscopic view of the gastric pouch and the gastro-jejunal anastomosis following a gastric bypass
G2/ 3 - 3,5 cm Submucosal Myoma - IBS Treatment
G2/3-3.5 cm Submucosal Myoma removed with the IBS By Dr. Andrea Baglioni. The safety margin was less than 5 mm - Resection time of 33 min. - Fluid deficit 2000 ml.
Retroflexed View of Gastro-jejunal Anastomosis...
This video shows the retroflexed endoscopic view of the gastro-jejunal anastomosis following a gastric bypass. Such a view is only possible if the GJ anastomosis is dilated.
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