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Evolving technology > Single-incision laparoscopic surgery SILS > Reduces scars > Helps patients heal more quickly > Emory Crawford Long Hospital > Single entry point > Remove gallbladders > Appendixes > Parts of the colon > Standard four to six skin incisions > Standard laparoscopic surgery > Charles R Finley > Edward Lin

Friday, September 12, 2008

Is single-incision laparoscopic surgery an evolving technology which is showing great promise for patients who need minimally-invasive surgery? Is there less chance of infection, less scarring and better cosmetic results, meaning patients can recover faster because there are fewer incisions? Can we expect to see this technique being applied to more and more general laparoscopic […]

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

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

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? […]

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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Are half a million gallbladders being removed in the United States every year? Are too many patients walking away with several small scars as evidence of the procedure? Will patients emerge from the operating table nearly unscathed, with no scar or just a single incision in the bellybutton?

IIP > read on here > http://www.nj.com…
…Suffering from […]

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