Single Port Laparoscopy/SILS/LESS Laparoscopic Surgery TriPort Insertion

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Transanal Endoscopic Surgery Using

Different Single-Port Devices by CORNELIA LORENZ, MD THOMAS E. LANGWIELER, MD Triport + SILSPort, Gelpoint and Xcore

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[beauxyz1]

Sad. Im going to have 2nd surgery. 'recurrent endometrioma'.

[BlaiddDrwg2009]

If I have to have this I am going to have a major breakdown...I freaked out about getting teeth removed. o_O

[beauxyz1]

Last may 1, 2011, 00.35am i had this surgery. Due to Rupture of chocolate cyst. Kind a cute style of surgery. Eventhough, i dont want anymore! Grrr...lol! Thanks doc for posting this. Now i know what my doc trying to say.:-D

[mike02601]

Now, how can you do a Cholesystectomy and remove the gullbladder, can you still clamp the visicular duct from that port? And can you pass the gullbladder thourght that trocar hole? Thank you ahead

[DrKevinStepp]

@mike02601 I am a gynecologic surgeon. Any general surgeons care to comment on the previous post? I know many surgeons do cholecystectomy through this technique.

[mike02601]

@DrKevinStepp I had done planty of this surgery before in Brazil with regular videolaparocopy. However this technique has not reached Brazil yet. Thats why I asked, and you were the first to respond to it. I have plans on adjusting myself to this new SILS/LESS.

[steviezxr]

what happens to the clips|

[heffersue1]

i was wondering if i need to get one, i have been having bleeding for a month now, no pain at all, just heavy bleeding and clots. i went to the drs. yesterday he gave a pill to take, i looked this pill up, it used to treat cancer patients and aides patients with their appetite, and one of the side effects is unussual bleeding, wtf, i want it to stop not continue, im at my whits end HELP!

[DrKevinStepp]

@heffersue1 Sounds like a progesterone if I had to guess (Provera or Megace). These are very safe drugs and are often used for bleeding problems. No worries. This could be a reasonable first step and may help normalize the bleeding.

[eBiology]

Why is a Blumenthal rongeur being used for tissue dissection at 0:11?

[DrKevinStepp]

@eBiology ---just to illustrate the size of the incision.

[eBiology]

@DrKevinStepp Ahh ok I see.

[emilysusan]

there's needs to be WAY MORE endometriosis awareness out there......Thank God for my hysterectomy!!!!  No more nausea, pain, depression, fainting, severe mood swings.......its finally all gone!!

[Jasprr12]

thanks for posting this, ths is very helpful

[gh4pwner]

yea i had this too 2 weeks ago. when they put the anesthesia thing on my face, i was like ok this isnt gonna knock me out. after that thought i was unconcious. when i woke up i was like wtf just happened?!@#$#4

[rania3830]

@gh4pwner

i had the anesthesia put through an IV. before i fell asleep i was thinking to myself how long this was going to take to make me feeling sleeping. all i remember was that the anesthesiologist came in for like 2mins then i was waking up in recovery. i didn't even feel sleeping.

that stuff knocks you out.

[Me6is]

@rania3830 Yes, I think that the big difference between this and usual sleepeing is that you really dont sleep. You get uncounscious, not sleeping. I did it like 6 weeks ago, and felt exactly the same as you.

[Me6is]

@gh4pwner

Ha ha! I was thinking the same, looking the doc in his face all the time just to prove Im still awake! And then I was awake, in the recovery room... :-D

[misshotcakes2u]

i just had this done, and i was shocked to see that i couldnt see my incision. its actually up in my belly button and i have no other incisions. weird.lol. it will be nice to show it off to my friends who have had the traditional lap done and have a scar bellow their belly button and above their pubic bone.

[tuohyforever71]

I had this op a few weeks ago along with a biopsy. Its amazing to see what they actally do. Thank you for posting

[olegvshu]

111 f11

[olwenc]

Brilliant. Such a brilliant device.