Hasson and Grimes have developed the so-called open laparoscopy technique. Patients with surgical history and obese patients present a higher risk for laparoscopy. Since the development of laparoscopic cholecystectomy general surgeons have been able to obtain instruction in percutaneous and open techniques in various laparoscopic training centers throughout the United States. The percutaneous technique uses the Veress needle, while the open technique uses the Hasson cannula. We present a modification of the open technique using a finger and rubber catheter to thread the trocar cannula into the abdomen using standard disposable cannulas and avoiding the use of the Hasson cannula
Objectives: To compare Open versus Closed method of creating pneumoperitoneum in terms of first acce...
Background: First access in laparoscopy still causes trouble and a small percentage of visceral and ...
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy has become a routinely used procedure for surgical removal of gall blad...
Hasson and Grimes have developed the so-called open laparoscopy technique. Patients with surgical hi...
BACKGROUND: The "blind" insertion of the Veress needle for insufflation of the peritoneal cavity wit...
Background: The creation of the pneumoperitoneum is the first step for any minimally invasive surgic...
BACKGROUND: An open access technique might reduce severe vascular and visceral injuries. An open acc...
In the last decade, transumbilical open laparoscopy has been widely used and accepted because it saf...
Objective: To provide clinical direction, based on the best evidence available, on laparoscopic entr...
The peritoneal access remains the gravest concern for the laparoscopic surgeon and continues to be a...
The peritoneal access remains the gravest concern for the laparoscopic surgeon and continues to be a...
Background: The aim of this study is to compareopen cholecystectomy with needle (closed)technique in...
Fifteen patients underwent successful laparoscopic procedures where a new blunt-tipped trocar was us...
Background: Initial intraperitoneal access and first trocar entry are responsible for nearly half of...
Purpose: To compare the results obtained from three routine laparoscopic entry techniques,including ...
Objectives: To compare Open versus Closed method of creating pneumoperitoneum in terms of first acce...
Background: First access in laparoscopy still causes trouble and a small percentage of visceral and ...
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy has become a routinely used procedure for surgical removal of gall blad...
Hasson and Grimes have developed the so-called open laparoscopy technique. Patients with surgical hi...
BACKGROUND: The "blind" insertion of the Veress needle for insufflation of the peritoneal cavity wit...
Background: The creation of the pneumoperitoneum is the first step for any minimally invasive surgic...
BACKGROUND: An open access technique might reduce severe vascular and visceral injuries. An open acc...
In the last decade, transumbilical open laparoscopy has been widely used and accepted because it saf...
Objective: To provide clinical direction, based on the best evidence available, on laparoscopic entr...
The peritoneal access remains the gravest concern for the laparoscopic surgeon and continues to be a...
The peritoneal access remains the gravest concern for the laparoscopic surgeon and continues to be a...
Background: The aim of this study is to compareopen cholecystectomy with needle (closed)technique in...
Fifteen patients underwent successful laparoscopic procedures where a new blunt-tipped trocar was us...
Background: Initial intraperitoneal access and first trocar entry are responsible for nearly half of...
Purpose: To compare the results obtained from three routine laparoscopic entry techniques,including ...
Objectives: To compare Open versus Closed method of creating pneumoperitoneum in terms of first acce...
Background: First access in laparoscopy still causes trouble and a small percentage of visceral and ...
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy has become a routinely used procedure for surgical removal of gall blad...