2013
DOI: 10.1080/00015458.2013.11680936
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Single-incision Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: A New Retraction Technique

Abstract: Adequate retraction greatly simplifies laparo-endoscopic single site cholecystectomy. New retraction techniques will enable wider use of this novel minimally invasive approach. Further work is needed to investigate the advantages of this new technique.

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“…Generally, SILC requires several specific instruments, such as a grasper, a dissector, a flexible 5‐mm endoscope, and a specialized port for the single incision itself. Moreover, commercially available single ports are usually more expensive than conventional ports, leading to increased medical costs . Our method was $50 cheaper than that using a Mini Loop Retractor (approximately $100 vs $150) .…”
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“…Generally, SILC requires several specific instruments, such as a grasper, a dissector, a flexible 5‐mm endoscope, and a specialized port for the single incision itself. Moreover, commercially available single ports are usually more expensive than conventional ports, leading to increased medical costs . Our method was $50 cheaper than that using a Mini Loop Retractor (approximately $100 vs $150) .…”
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“…However, SILC is still considered a challenging procedure because of the collision of surgical instruments and a limited operative field. Therefore, several instruments have been developed for gallbladder retraction to enable better visualization of Calot's triangle without the use of forceps, including the Mini Loop Retractor (Covidien, Tokyo, Japan) and the Internal Organ Retractor (Aesculap PA, USA), which can adjust retraction strength and direction . However, these devices may lead to increased procedural costs .…”
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“…Actually, recently, similar retraction tools have been reported to facilitate operations. Some authors used a needle grasper with a 3 mm trocar, and some authors used EndoClose and a 2-mm atraumatic grasper without the use of a trocar [ 7 , 10 , 11 ].…”
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