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#July 2005
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3D-assisted virtual cholangioscopy
M Simone
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J Marescaux
Surgical intervention
13 years ago
356 views
18 likes
0 comments
04:20
MRI clinical anatomy of the rectum (video version)
In this lecture, Dr. Gina Brown presents anatomical details of the rectum at MRI and CT-scan, compares these two techniques with endorectal ultrasonography and animates the operating theatre presenting two very interesting clinical cases.
G Brown
Standard lecture
13 years ago
1096 views
14 likes
0 comments
22:17
MRI clinical anatomy of the rectum (video version)
In this lecture, Dr. Gina Brown presents anatomical details of the rectum at MRI and CT-scan, compares these two techniques with endorectal ultrasonography and animates the operating theatre presenting two very interesting clinical cases.
What kind of control do you achieve after anastomosis?
P Ambrosetti
Expert opinion
13 years ago
146 views
1 like
0 comments
00:32
Are there any special advantages of using minimally invasive surgery in pediatric urology?
CK Yeung
Expert opinion
13 years ago
118 views
1 like
0 comments
01:46
Can you say something about endoscopy and carbon dioxide insufflation into the bladder?
CK Yeung
Expert opinion
13 years ago
95 views
0 likes
0 comments
01:49
What are the potential repercussions on the kidneys?
CK Yeung
Expert opinion
13 years ago
77 views
0 likes
0 comments
00:41
What do you think of the ongoing debate "retroperitoneoscopy vs. transperitoneal approach" in pediatric urology?
CK Yeung
Expert opinion
13 years ago
61 views
1 like
0 comments
02:13
What do you think of the ongoing debate "retroperitoneoscopy vs. transperitoneal approach" in pediatric urology?
C Esposito
Expert opinion
13 years ago
81 views
1 like
0 comments
00:43
Do you think that inguinal hernia repair using laparoscopy will become a gold standard?
C Esposito
Expert opinion
13 years ago
370 views
4 likes
0 comments
00:47
Laparoscopic instruments
The description of laparoscopic instruments covers all aspects of laparoscopic instruments in the operating room.
The technical key steps of the chapter are presented in a step by step way: structure/function, ideal requirements, basic instruments, trocars, advantages and disadvantages, ergonomics, suction-irrigation, clips and staples, complications.
D Mutter
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A Garcia
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I Jourdan
Operative technique
13 years ago
7664 views
290 likes
1 comment
Laparoscopic instruments
The description of laparoscopic instruments covers all aspects of laparoscopic instruments in the operating room.
The technical key steps of the chapter are presented in a step by step way: structure/function, ideal requirements, basic instruments, trocars, advantages and disadvantages, ergonomics, suction-irrigation, clips and staples, complications.
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You perform myomectomy after occluding the uterine artery. Is there a risk of impairing infertility?
JB Dubuisson
Expert opinion
13 years ago
263 views
8 likes
0 comments
02:21
Nowadays there is a trend towards using meshes vaginally. Is there any proper indication for it or should it be used in any case?
D Hamid
Expert opinion
13 years ago
133 views
2 likes
0 comments
00:35
It is difficult to diagnose an enterocele clinically. In your experience, what is the best imaging technique to diagnose it and why?
JF Lapray
Expert opinion
13 years ago
171 views
6 likes
0 comments
01:31
You advocate treatment of prolapse without the use of a mesh. But we know from the literature that the long-term follow-up is usually better with a mesh. What is the rationale for just repairing native tissue?
A Setúbal
Expert opinion
13 years ago
325 views
3 likes
0 comments
03:55
Every surgeon observe that any kind of meshes do retract during the healing process. Could you tell us which factors may help minimize this phenomenon?
M Therin
Expert opinion
13 years ago
138 views
2 likes
0 comments
02:14
Nerve-sparing surgery has become a trend today. In which way does this technique improve the patient's condition?
M Ceccaroni
Expert opinion
13 years ago
547 views
6 likes
0 comments
01:52
What are the indications for trachelectomy? Do you have any data about fertility rates? Are there any gestational complications and if any, how to prevent them?
P George
Expert opinion
13 years ago
136 views
4 likes
0 comments
03:35
What are the indications and advantages of the vaginal and of the laparoscopic approach for early cervical cancers? Why and in which cases choose one or the other?
F Kridelka
Expert opinion
13 years ago
94 views
2 likes
0 comments
03:01
Is the laparoscopic approach as complete as the abdominal route in pelvic lymphadenectomy?
M Malzoni
Expert opinion
13 years ago
527 views
8 likes
0 comments
02:21
In the context of radical hysterectomy, what is the advantage of the laparoscopic-assisted vaginal approach as compared to a purely laparoscopic approach?
D Querleu
Expert opinion
13 years ago
242 views
3 likes
0 comments
01:43