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The lateral approach to laparoscopic splenectomy
The American Journal of Surgery, 1997Laparoscopic splenectomy has been shown to result in shorter hospital stays and a quicker return to work than conventional splenectomy. Having tried the anterior 5 trocar approach, we developed a 4 trocar lateral approach and now present our experience with 22 cases.All patients were placed in the right lateral decubitus position.
A, Park, M, Gagner, A, Pomp
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The lateral approach for hip arthrography
Skeletal Radiology, 1992Despite advances in imaging techniques, hip arthrography is still a useful diagnostic tool. We have found that the lateral approach to the hip joint, with the needle inserted superior to the greater trochanter and parallel to the table top under fluoroscopic control, allows easy advancement of the needle into the lateral hip joint space.
R F, Kilcoyne, P, Kaplan
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Lateral Approach in Mammary Implants
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1990The lateral approach in mammary implants is recommended, especially in patients with a marked hypomastia. In these patients, submuscular implants are mandatory. Routinely, hyaluronidase is injected in situ before implantation to favor immediate reabsorption of possible bleeding that could lead to capsular contraction.
H, Cachay-Velásquez, A, Ale
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The Lateral Triangle Flap—A New Approach for Lateral Orbitotomy
Orbit, 2007Lateral orbitotomy with or without removal of the lateral wall enables access to the extraconal and intraconal spaces of the orbit lateral to the optic nerve. We present the lateral triangle flap technique using an upper eyelid skin crease incision and skin incision from the lateral canthal angle joining together laterally at the outer margin of the ...
Arie, Nemet, Peter, Martin
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Anatomy of the lateral pharyngotomy approach
Head & Neck, 1992AbstractThe pace of progress in head and neck surgery is rapid and can be bewildering to practitioners and students alike. As education is one of the major missions of Head & Neck, this new series is devoted to a comprehensive discussion of basic anatomical concepts manifested in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of patients with diseases of the ...
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Lateral Extracavitary Approach
Techniques in Neurosurgery, 2003Abstract: Although technically demanding, the lateral extracavitary approach offers a number of distinct advantages for treatment of thoracolumbar trauma. This approach can be used, with minor modifications, from T3 through S1. Up to four vertebral levels can be addressed. Ventral decompression can be carried well across the midline.
Christopher E. Wolfla, Dennis J. Maiman
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Capitolunate Arthrodesis: The Lateral Approach
Techniques in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery, 2001F, Duteille +3 more
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LATERAL APPROACH FOR SUBARACHNOID PUNCTURE
Anesthesiology, 1951S N, SURKS, P M, WOOD
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