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Technical aspects of laparoscopic sigmoidectomy for diverticular disease

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Laparoscopic surgery offers less postoperative pain, shorter hospital stay, and improved quality of life. In this lecture, Professor Ambrosetti presents the indications for an open approach.

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11'45''

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2011-10

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WeBSurg.com, Oct 2011;11(10).
URL: http://www.websurg.com/doi-lt03enambrosetti004.htm

Technical aspects of laparoscopic sigmoidectomy for diverticular disease

1. Presentation of the lecture 00'08''

2. Laparoscopic sigmoid resection for diverticulitis decreases major morbidity rates 01'09''

3. Open vs laparoscopic sigmoidectomy 01'48''

4. What do the experts propose? 02'04''

5. Should we remove all the sigmoid? 02'55''

6. What about the experience of the Mayo Clinic? 04'14''

7. Literature confirms a great variation in colonic resection 04'40''

8. Vascular approach 05'03''

9. Selection of patients 06'23''

10. 932 patients with CT-proven diverticulitis. Anatomical distribution of diverticular disease 06'31''

11. CT location of diverticulitis 06'47''

12. How to be sure that your proximal resection is at your chosen site? 07'14''

13. About vascular approach: should we preserve the IMA? 07'57''

14. Preservation of the IMA 08'23''

15. Site of ligation of the IMA 09'32''

16. Postoperative functional results 09'53''

17. Conclusion 10'14''

18. Standardization of the surgery 10'52''

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