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Laparoscopic Hartmann’s Procedure and Hartmann’s Reversal Procedure
1995The impact of laparoscopy on colorectal surgery has been steadily increasing. Procedures which were recently considered impossible are now performed universally as more experience has been gained, and advanced instrumentation has been made available.
P. Reissman, S. D. Wexner
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The utility of the hartmann procedure
The American Journal of Surgery, 1998In 1923 the French surgeon Henri Hartmann described an operation for rectosigmoid cancer as an alternative to abdomino-perineal resection for high-risk patients. In the subsequent years, the indications for performing the Hartmann procedure have broadened to include complicated diverticulitis, ischemic bowel, iatrogenic perforations, volvulus, and ...
D C, Desai +3 more
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Considerations for Hartmann’s Reversal and Hartmann’s Reversal Outcomes—A Multicenter Study
International Journal of Colorectal Disease, 2017Hartmann's procedure is commonly practiced in emergent cases with the restoration of bowel continuity planned at a second stage. This study assessed the rate of restorations following Hartmann's procedure and evaluated factors affecting decision-making.Data on patient demographics, comorbidities, causes for Hartmann's procedure, reversal rate, and ...
Ilan Kent, Yaron Rudnicki, Nir Horesh
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Quality of Life After Hartmann's and Reversal of Hartmann's Procedure
ANZ Journal of SurgeryABSTRACT Background Hartmann's procedure is widely performed for colorectal emergencies, with reversal typically considered within 6–12 months to restore intestinal continuity. However, the decision to undergo reversal remains complex, requiring a balance between surgical risks and benefits ...
Osanna Wong +5 more
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The European Journal of Surgery, 2000
To assess the complications and results of Hartmann's procedure and secondary restoration of continuity for left-sided colonic disease.Retrospective study.University hospitals, Northern Ireland.72 Patients who required a Hartmann's procedure over a 13 year period (1985-1998).Of these 45 (63%) were done as emergencies and 27 (38%) as elective procedures.
K, Khosraviani +3 more
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To assess the complications and results of Hartmann's procedure and secondary restoration of continuity for left-sided colonic disease.Retrospective study.University hospitals, Northern Ireland.72 Patients who required a Hartmann's procedure over a 13 year period (1985-1998).Of these 45 (63%) were done as emergencies and 27 (38%) as elective procedures.
K, Khosraviani +3 more
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2021
This study of Heinz Hartmann's contributions emphasises change within continuity. Specifically, it is argued that he both integrated and changed significantly Freud's structural theory--his 'ego psychology'. This he did through his then-modern concept of adaptation.
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This study of Heinz Hartmann's contributions emphasises change within continuity. Specifically, it is argued that he both integrated and changed significantly Freud's structural theory--his 'ego psychology'. This he did through his then-modern concept of adaptation.
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Hartmann's Procedure: An Appraisal
Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1993Ninety-seven patients underwent Hartmann's procedure between 1981 and 1986 at the University Hospital, Nottingham. Sixty-one (63%) required this operation as an emergency procedure. There was an overall mortality of 22% and the morbidity rate was 56%.
R J, Whiston +3 more
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Acta Chirurgica Belgica, 2009
There is still an important controversy about the optimal management of colonic diverticular disease, complicated by peritonitis. Most surgeons have always been reluctant to perform a primary anastomosis in the presence of diffuse peritonitis, and were mostly in favour of the Hartmann's procedure. Some even preferred the three stage procedure.
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There is still an important controversy about the optimal management of colonic diverticular disease, complicated by peritonitis. Most surgeons have always been reluctant to perform a primary anastomosis in the presence of diffuse peritonitis, and were mostly in favour of the Hartmann's procedure. Some even preferred the three stage procedure.
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MODIFICATION OF HARTMANN FORCEPS
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1952It was felt that it would be of value to have a forceps which could grip cerumen or other semisoft material without biting through it and tearing it, especially for removing cerumen which did not come out of the ear canal easily by irrigation. The Hartmann forceps (Fig.
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Applied Optics, 1975
The dynamic Hartmann test was developed to monitor precisely the alignment and optical figure of a complete telescope system such as the Large Space Telescope by using a real star source. The test was chosen for its large range of operation, sensitivity, and relative simplicity. The dynamic Hartmann test configuration is discussed and analyzed, and the
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The dynamic Hartmann test was developed to monitor precisely the alignment and optical figure of a complete telescope system such as the Large Space Telescope by using a real star source. The test was chosen for its large range of operation, sensitivity, and relative simplicity. The dynamic Hartmann test configuration is discussed and analyzed, and the
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