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Category Archives: Johns Hopkins University

New surgical techniques > Avoid incisions altogether > Replace large incisions with several small ones > Shortening hospital stays and recovery time > Reducing pain and risks > Leaving much smaller scars > Incisionless Natural Orifice Surgery > NOTES needs closure > Nathaniel Soper > NOS natural orifice surgery products > NOSCAR Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium for Assessmen > NOTES > Natural Orifice Transgastric Endoscopic Surgery NOTES > No Scar Group SAGES > Navigation inside the stomach and abdominal cavity > Per vagina > Natural Orifice Surgery NOS

Are the growing capabilities of therapeutic flexible endoscopy leading to a new era in treatment of gastrointestinal conditions? Are the most important areas for initial NOTES study safe peritoneal access and secure gastric closure, intraperitoneal contamination, image display and maintenance of spatial orientation, development of stable working platforms, physiologic perturbations, and tissue approximation methods?

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NOTES > TUES > TULA > NOTUS > IRCAD > EITS > Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg

Did Antony Kalloo, when he presented his experience in transgastric surgery in 2004, imagine that he and NOTES would be at the epicentre of a revolution in laparoscopic surgery? Did the ASGE and SAGES leaders, who created a working group to develop transluminal surgery, sense that this idea would have some repercussion on laparoscopic surgery? […]

Open gripper is 500 micrometers > Diameter of 0.05 centimeters > Helping Hand for Surgery > Tiny gripper > Responds to chemical triggers > New tool for surgery > Minimally invasive > Keyhole surgery > Surgical tools that move more freely inside the human body > Biomolecular and chemical-engineering > Johns Hopkins University

Does NOTES need mobile surgical tools? Is the ultimate goal to have a machine that a patient can swallow? Could we inject small structures that move and can do things on their own?

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A tiny handlike gripper that can grasp tissue or cell samples could make it easier for doctors […]