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Mario Annecchiarico (Benevento – Italy)

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]]> Robotic Hepatic Resection of the III Segment https://clinicalrobotics.com/robotic-hepatic-resection-of-the-iii-segment/ Mon, 26 Mar 2012 05:00:15 +0000 http://www.clinicalrobotics.com/index.php/4833/robotic-hepatic-resection-of-the-iii-segment/ P.C. Giulianotti

SUMMARY: The procedure starts with an intraoperative ultrasonographic study of the liver which confirms the presence of a lesion of 5 cm in diameter in the third segment of the liver. The study reveals also the presence of two lesions: about 1 and 1,5 cm in diameter, in the segment 6 of the liver and suspected for hemangiomas.
The robot is installed in the operative field. A wedge resection of the third hepatic segment is performed by the ultrasound dissector.

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Pier C. Giulianotti (Chicago – USA)

SUMMARY: The procedure starts with an intraoperative ultrasonographic study of the liver which confirms the presence of a lesion of 5 cm in diameter in the third segment of the liver. The study reveals also the presence of two lesions: about 1 and 1,5 cm in diameter, in the segment 6 of the liver and suspected for hemangiomas.
The robot is installed in the operative field. A wedge resection of the third hepatic segment is performed by the ultrasound dissector. For hemostasis a bipolar forceps is also used.
The specimen is extracted by the enlargment of the umbilical trocar access.

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