Рубрика Обмін досвідом/ Exchange of experience
Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair – Boy/Male (David C. Yu, MD)(IPEG Video Project)
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Title: Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair – Boy/Male
David C. Yu, MD, Dafydd Davies, MD, Georges Azzie, MD
Video Provided by: David C. Yu, MD
Laparoscopic Hernia repair in a child by Dr. Rasik Shah
Enclosed find the video clip of laparoscopic repair of inguinal hernia in a child. We don’t need to insert mesh in children. We carry out the procedure same as an open surgery. We call it as IDES technique. I means incision of peritoneum, D means dissection of hernial sac, E means excision of part of the sac and S means suturing back the peritoneum. This is the highest possible ligation which can be done. The magnification of laparoscopy helps to safeguard the vas and vessels. The important advantage is to look at the opposite internal ring for patent processus vaginalis, if present then it can be repaired at the same time. We perform this surgery from 1997 (one case done in USA as a fellow in paediatric surgery department, university of Tennessee, Memphis and in India we do it since 2002. Recurrence of hernia is almost 0 %. So far only one patient had recurrence of more then 500 inguinal hernia repaired. We advocate laparoscopic repair for inguinal hernia.
Dr Rasik Shah, LinkedIn
LAPAROSCOPIC INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR (BASED ON PATKOWSKI’S TECHNIQUE)
Американська дискусія стосовно виконання лапароскопічної герніотомії за методикою PIRS
Лапароскопічна правобічна пієлопластика/ Laparoscopic pieloplasty
Гарне виконання лапароскопічної пієлопластики у виконанні Шевчука Д.В. та Черчика Ю.О. на базі клініки малоінвазивної хірургії "Вітал" (м. Бердичів)
A Milestone in Pediatric Urology (Cloacal exstrophy/ клоака)(Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, USA)
Cloacal exstrophy is considered one of the most severe birth defects compatible with life. Only a few decades ago, most babies with this condition didn’t survive, and those who did were relegated to dismal existence. Today, infants born with the condition can lead normal, healthy, productive lives thanks to a series of surgeries that restore normal anatomy and function. Carter Cline is one of those children and the 100th patient to undergo surgery for cloacal exstrophy at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, which has performed more such procedures than any other hospital. Learn more about cloacal exstrophy at: http://www.hopkinschildrens.org/cloac…