Is There a Future for Single Port Laparoscopic Surgery?

Галимов, О. В.; Prazdnikov, E. N.; Khanov, V. O.; Galimov, D. O.

doi:10.38181/2223-2427-2020-4-5-10

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“…Zhebrovsky (1990). An important feature of our study was that we used an original instrument developed by us to determine the true dimensions of anatomical structures [15].…”

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Evaluation of simultaneous surgical operations in obesity patients

Galimov,

Khanov

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Aim is to study the quality of life in patients with obesity who underwent hernia repair, in comparison with patients who underwent a weight-correcting intervention. Materials and methods. On the basis of the University Clinic was performed a prospective study of 107 patients with incisional hernia, who underwent a prosthetic hernioplasty and whose BMI exceeded 35 kg/m2. All operated patients were divided into compared groups. The first group consisted of 36 (33.6%) patients who, in addition to hernia correction, underwent one of bariatric procedure. The second group consisted of 71 (66.4%) patients who underwent only prosthetic hernioplasty. In this groups was assessed the quality of life by SF-36 questionnaire before and 1 year after the operation. Results and discussion. It was found a correlation between the weight-correction surgery with the physical component of health, indicating a decrease in the role of physical problems in limiting the patient's life. Significant differences were revealed on the scales of physical functioning, health assessment, and the physical component of quality of life. Conclusion. Performing a simultaneous bariatric surgery with hernia repair improves the quality of life in these patients.

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“…Zhebrovsky (1990). An important feature of our study was that we used an original instrument developed by us to determine the true dimensions of anatomical structures [15].…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of simultaneous surgical operations in obesity patients

Galimov,

Khanov

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Представляет интерес использование данной методики у пациентов с избыточной массой тела и ожирением [7]. Результаты практического внедрения технологии ЕЛД породили ряд закономерных вопросов, касающихся, прежде всего возможного спектра их применения, безопасности и экономической эффективности [8,9,10]. Избыточный вес и морбидное ожирение могут сочетаться с различными хирургически-ми заболеваниями органов брюшной полости.…”

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“…В случае возникновения технических затруднений операция переводится в «гибридный» вариант или осуществляется конверсия. Во избежание «конфликтов» инструментов, возникающих при введении дополнительного инструмента в рабочий канал порта, использовали вспомогательные технологии для тракции органов (Патент РФ N 103722) [9]. Подобная тактика позволила значительно сократить время вмешательства, не отличающееся от обычной ЛХЭ.…”

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Reducing an operational access for cholecystectomy on overweight patients

Galimov,

Sataev,

Khanov

et al. 2024

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The development of laparoscopic surgery, based on technological progress, and the accumulation of clinical experience makes it possible to reduce operating access, reducе the postoperative complications. Material and methods. SILS cholecystectomy were performed in 27 patients with overweight and obesity. All operations were done as planned for chronic calculousis cholecystitis. Results and discussion. We used assistive technologies for organ traction (Patent N 103722 Russian Federation) in the event of a “conflict” of instruments, which made it possible to reduce the intervention time. The mean intervention time was 55.5±6.9 minutes. In 10 patients with risk factors for the formation of trocar hernias (obesity, advanced age, functional insufficiency of the connective tissue), the access area was preventively strengthened by an implant placed over the aponeurosis. All patients were discharged in a satisfactory condition 3-4 days after surgery. Subsequently, during observation and re-examinations up to 7 years after surgery, patients did not complain about surgical intervention, felt well, and not a single case of postoperative ventral hernia was recorded. Conclusion. The advantages of cholecystectomy in overweight and obese patients using the SILS technique are obvious, associated with a reduction in the invasiveness of the operation, an excellent cosmetic result, and the achievement of a fundamentally different quality of life for patients.

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Is There a Future for Single Port Laparoscopic Surgery?

Cited by 2 publications

References 12 publications

Evaluation of simultaneous surgical operations in obesity patients

Evaluation of simultaneous surgical operations in obesity patients

Reducing an operational access for cholecystectomy on overweight patients

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