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Annales d'urologie, 1995
From October 1992 to June 1994, 12 nephrectomies (all for benign diseases), one nephropexy and 7 adrenalectomies (one pheochromocitoma, three adenomas, one cyst) were performed. In all the cases the retroperitoneal working space was created with direct CO2 insufflation (without balloon) with the patient in prone position.
A, Mandressi +4 more
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From October 1992 to June 1994, 12 nephrectomies (all for benign diseases), one nephropexy and 7 adrenalectomies (one pheochromocitoma, three adenomas, one cyst) were performed. In all the cases the retroperitoneal working space was created with direct CO2 insufflation (without balloon) with the patient in prone position.
A, Mandressi +4 more
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Extirpation of mass-screened adrenal neuroblastomas by retroperitoneoscopy
Surgical Endoscopy, 2003A mass-screened neuroblastoma (MSN) shows low-grade malignancy. Although the tumor is small, open laparotomy requires a large incision.Extirpation by retroperitoneoscopy (ER) was performed in children with MSN to reduce the surgical stress.The indications for ER were (1) MSN originating from the adrenal gland and (2) a tumor size of less than 4 cm ...
K, Kouch +8 more
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[Retroperitoneoscopy--a new era].
Rozhledy v chirurgii : mesicnik Ceskoslovenske chirurgicke spolecnosti, 1996Retroperitoneoscopy is a minimal invasive surgical technique enabling the diagnostics of the disease, as well as operative treatment of retroperitoneal organs. It is a very promising method especially for urologist, but of interest for general, vascular surgeon or gynecologist. The method is known since the end of sixties.
Z, Kala +6 more
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The role of retroperitoneoscopy in the management of renal and adrenal pathology
BJU International, 1999Objectives To describe the technique, findings and results of retroperitoneoscopic ablation of recalcitrant renal, giant adrenal and complex peripelvic cysts, and nephrectomy for nonfunctioning congenital anomalous kidneys. Patients and methods
A K, Hemal +4 more
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RETROPERITONEOSCOPY ASSISTED LIVE DONOR NEPHRECTOMY
The Journal of Urology, 1997We investigated retroperitoneoscopy assisted nephrectomy in living kidney donors.Gasless surgery was performed with a 10 cm. upper abdominal pararectus skin incision and 2 trocars. The abdominal wall was lifted using special retractors and the kidney was removed via the pararectus incision.The operating time, blood loss, warm ischemic time and ...
K, Suzuki +4 more
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The use of retroperitoneoscopy in the biopsy of retroperitoneal lesions: How I do it.
American Journal of Surgery, 2022G. Herrera-Almario +6 more
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[Retroperitoneoscopy. Technique and experiences with the first 100 patients].
Der Urologe. Ausg. A, 1996Retroperitoneoscopic procedures were already being performed in the late 1970s. The clinical breakthrough of retroperitoneoscopy, however, was initiated in 1992 by the balloon-dissecting technique of Gaur, together with the experience gained with transperitoneal laparoscopic procedures in the upper retroperitoneum.
J J, Rassweiler +5 more
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Fatal carbon dioxide embolism as an unreported complication of retroperitoneoscopy
Surgical Endoscopy, 1999Retroperitoneoscopy has gained popularity because it offers a safe alternative to the more debilitating open approach and avoids postoperative ileus. However, this type of procedure carries certain disadvantages in terms of intraperitoneal effusions and hemodynamic changes. Major complications are exceptional.
A, Blaser, P, Rosset
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