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Robotic eTEP with Unilateral eTAR for Abdominal...

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Topic: Robotics / Advanced Technologies Robotic eTEP with unilateral eTAR for abdominal wall hernia repair, surgical technique. Salaam Sadi, MD, T. Paul Singh, MD, FACS. Albany Medical Center Robotic...

Biliary Peritonitis by Ruptured Cholecystitis,...

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A case of generalised biliary peritonitis following the rupture of acutely inflammed gallbladder, complete laparoscopic cholecystectomy. 

Live Anatomy Cholangiogram Duct Diagram

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During a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the anatomy a surgeon sees is shaped by angles, traction, inflammation, fat, and perspective. The view is dynamic, sculpted by how you lift the fundus, retract Hartmann’s...

Closing Peritoneal Tear During Laparoscopic inguinal...

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Peritoneal tears occurring during TAPP and TEP are common, and can cause difficulty in continuing surgery, or, if left open can cause postoperative complications. A number of techniques to close the tear...

TAPP Peritoneal Rent Horizontal Mattress Purse...

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Surgical technique video case: during trans-abdominal pre-peritoneal (TAPP) repair of abdominal wall hernias, integrity of the peritoneum is carefully protected, hence, peritoneal rents may occur and...

Achalasia Surgery - Mobilizing the Left Hemiliver...

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A general exploration of the abdomen is undertaken, with particular attention paid to the duodenal wall for evidence of scarring or deformity. The left hemiliver is then mobilized by dividing the triangular...

How to describe the relation of viscera to peritoneum?

Akram Jaffar

Specialty:  Anatomy
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After completing this video, you will be able to differentiate between peritoneal relations of abdominopelvic structures: intraperitoneal and retroperitoneal. Differentiate between primary and secondary...

Large Redundant Medial Umbilical Ligaments

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Surgical video case: large redundant medial umbilical ligaments in addition to the increased elasticity of the peritoneum in infants and children with always narrow working space add more difficulty to...

Peritoneum - 3D Schematic Anatomy & Relations

Specialty:  Anatomy
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Peritoneum anatomy explained in schematic 3D.What is the peritoneum? What is a peritoneal cavity? What is a mesentery? How does the greater and lesser omentum fit in? It's all pretty confusing, and one...

Peritoneal Entry for Laparoscopic Surgery: Techniques,...

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Peritoneal Entry for Laparoscopic Surgery: Techniques, Tips, and Tricks Mireille Truong, MD Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA Michelle Louie, MD University of North Carolina, Chapel...

Lecture On Pelvic Anatomy

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This video lecture demonstrate laparoscopic anatomy of pelvis. The pelvis consists of four bones: the right and left hip bones, the sacrum, and the coccyx. It serves as an attachment point for trunk and...

Laparoscopic Management of Vesicouterine Peritoneal...

Kenneth Levey

Specialty:  Gynecology
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Laparoscopic management of vesicouterine peritoneal scarring in patients with multiple prior cesarean sections. Surgery performed by Dr. Kenneth A. Levey, MD of New York Pelvic Pain and Minimally Invasive...

Gastric Cancer - Endoscopy (3 of 15)

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Scirrhous tumors metastasize early, grow quickly, and spread over the peritoneum. Prognosis is poor. tumor cells are in the submucosa and are separated by abundant connective tissue. It can be difficult...

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