In 1990, Ramirez introduced a new procedure to close abdominal wall hernia (AWH), called "components separation technique (CST)". Thanks to endoscopy, surgical repair possibilities have risen, reducing the operative trauma and preserving vascular and neuronal anatomical structures. This report aims to describe a single port endoscopic approach for CST to repair the abdominal wall of a patient undergoing surgery for abdominal aneurysm and already subject to placement of a mesh for AWH.
Rulli, F., Villa, M., Tucci, G. (2012). Endoscopic single-port "components separation technique" for postoperative abdominal reconstruction. JOURNAL OF MINIMAL ACCESS SURGERY, 8(2), 62-64 [10.4103/0972-9941.95541].
Endoscopic single-port "components separation technique" for postoperative abdominal reconstruction
RULLI, FRANCESCO;VILLA, MASSIMO;TUCCI, GIANFRANCO
2012-04-01
Abstract
In 1990, Ramirez introduced a new procedure to close abdominal wall hernia (AWH), called "components separation technique (CST)". Thanks to endoscopy, surgical repair possibilities have risen, reducing the operative trauma and preserving vascular and neuronal anatomical structures. This report aims to describe a single port endoscopic approach for CST to repair the abdominal wall of a patient undergoing surgery for abdominal aneurysm and already subject to placement of a mesh for AWH.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
