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Double plastic wound protection for specimen extraction in colorectal surgery

The technique used for extraction of operative specimens is critical. It has the objective of avoiding too large incisions at the level of the abdominal wall since such an incision may induce incisional hernias. It also has the objective of ensuring a perfect protection of the extraction site to avoid any contamination originating from either bacteria or tumoral cells. This video shows the specimen extraction after colonic resection using a double plastic wound protection. The plastic drape used in this video is the Vi-Drape manufactured by BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company, USA).

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Double plastic wound protection for specimen extraction in colorectal surgery

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J Leroy, J Marescaux

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The technique used for extraction of operative specimens is critical. It has the objective of avoiding too large incisions at the level of the abdominal wall since such an incision may induce incisional hernias. It also has the objective of ensuring a perfect protection of the extraction site to avoid any contamination originating from either bacteria or tumoral cells.
This video shows the specimen extraction after colonic resection using a double plastic wound protection. The plastic drape used in this video is the Vi-Drape manufactured by BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company, USA).

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Double plastic-wound protection, specimen extraction, colorectal surgery

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2009-04

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WeBSurg.com, Apr 2009;9(04).
URL: http://www.websurg.com/doi-vd01en2589.htm

Double plastic wound protection for specimen extraction in colorectal surgery

1. Introduction 00'08''

The technique used for extraction of operative specimens is critical. It has the objective of avoiding too large an incision at the level of the abdominal wall since such an incision may induce incisional hernias. It also has the objective of ensuring a perfect protection of the extraction site to avoid any contamination originating from either bacteria or tumoral cells. The technique we use is more costly.

2. Plastic wound protector 00'40''

A plastic wound protector with a ring is used around a port situated suprapubically.

3. Extraction bag 00'58''

A plastic bag (i.e., an Endo-catch II) is introduced through this plastic drape. The specimen is pushed into the plastic bag, which is then closed, and retrieved through the plastic drape.

4. Specimen extraction 01'10''

The plastic bag is opened outside, and the intestinal portion is progressive pulled by either one of its extremities in order to decrease the volume of the specimen inside the plastic bag, which is extracted using traction through the plastic drape. This ensures a double protection and avoids any potential contamination by tumoral cells that may be trapped during manipulation inside the plastic bag.