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Surgical Endoscopy, 2001
Diagnostic laparoscopy began in a surgical unit in a developing country in 1972. The developers of this technique aimed to hasten diagnosis, reduce patient distress, and improve bed utilization in an overcrowded teaching hospital wherein simple investigations such as x-rays took weeks to materialize.
A R, Schneider +3 more
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Diagnostic laparoscopy began in a surgical unit in a developing country in 1972. The developers of this technique aimed to hasten diagnosis, reduce patient distress, and improve bed utilization in an overcrowded teaching hospital wherein simple investigations such as x-rays took weeks to materialize.
A R, Schneider +3 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2003
Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive technique for both diagnostic biopsy and surgical procedures. After the basic technique of laparoscopy is mastered and the appropriate indications are learned, these procedures become an easy and rewarding addition to any small animal veterinary practice.
Eric, Monnet, David C, Twedt
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Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive technique for both diagnostic biopsy and surgical procedures. After the basic technique of laparoscopy is mastered and the appropriate indications are learned, these procedures become an easy and rewarding addition to any small animal veterinary practice.
Eric, Monnet, David C, Twedt
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Journal of Endourology, 2005
Urologists around the world are doing more laparoscopy, with renal surgery being the most common procedure. Almost a third devote more than 20% of their practices to laparoscopy. Among those who do not use laparoscopy, lack of training and equipment are the most common reasons.
Glenn S, Gerber, Benjamin R, Stockton
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Urologists around the world are doing more laparoscopy, with renal surgery being the most common procedure. Almost a third devote more than 20% of their practices to laparoscopy. Among those who do not use laparoscopy, lack of training and equipment are the most common reasons.
Glenn S, Gerber, Benjamin R, Stockton
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2008
Gynecologic laparoscopy is an evolving discipline. Major advances in technology have facilitated the transition from traditional "open" surgery to minimally invasive procedures. This article reviews the basic tenets of gynecologic laparoscopy: pelvic anatomy, general procedures, laparoscopic instruments, complications, and common gynecologic surgeries.
Christopher P, Desimone +1 more
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Gynecologic laparoscopy is an evolving discipline. Major advances in technology have facilitated the transition from traditional "open" surgery to minimally invasive procedures. This article reviews the basic tenets of gynecologic laparoscopy: pelvic anatomy, general procedures, laparoscopic instruments, complications, and common gynecologic surgeries.
Christopher P, Desimone +1 more
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Journal of Endourology, 2007
To reduce the complication rate associated with laparoscopic surgery and to improve training, several simulators have been incorporated into training curricula and skills courses. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages and compare the different types of simulators available. We also reviewed the literature to assess the acquisition of skills using
Shabnam, Undre, Ara, Darzi
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To reduce the complication rate associated with laparoscopic surgery and to improve training, several simulators have been incorporated into training curricula and skills courses. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages and compare the different types of simulators available. We also reviewed the literature to assess the acquisition of skills using
Shabnam, Undre, Ara, Darzi
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2005
Transvaginal laparoscopy (TvL) offers an alternative to standard diagnostic laparoscopy in subfertile patients without obvious pelvic pathology. With a specially developed needle-trocar system, access to the pouch of Douglas is gained through a needle puncture of the posterior fornix.
S, Gordts +4 more
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Transvaginal laparoscopy (TvL) offers an alternative to standard diagnostic laparoscopy in subfertile patients without obvious pelvic pathology. With a specially developed needle-trocar system, access to the pouch of Douglas is gained through a needle puncture of the posterior fornix.
S, Gordts +4 more
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