The use of retroperitoneoscopy in the biopsy of retroperitoneal lesions: How I do it

A Case of a Giant Liposarcoma at Binh Dan Hospital

“…Additionally, they are classified into three grades, I, II, and III, following the grading system established by the French Federation Cancer Centre. The prevalent types are well-differentiated (46%), myxoid/round cell (28%), dedifferentiated (18%), and pleomorphic (8%) [ 10 ]. Surgical intervention is paramount for treating well-differentiated RLS since these tumors show negligible response to chemotherapy or radiotherapy [ 11 , 12 ].…”

Extrapulmonary bronchogenic cyst: A case report

“…In this case, a laparoscopic surgical excision was made to remove the lesion and the patient showed no postoperative complications except for an increase in pain control medication during the in-hospital stay. Retroperitoneoscopy could also be a feasible approach for ectopic BCs located in the retroperitoneum because it allows direct access to the retroperitoneal space, with recognizable and reproducible anatomical landmarks and avoids the need for bowel and mesentery mobilization, which is associated with decreased postoperative complications and postoperative adhesive syndromes [ 12 ].…”