2022, Number 4
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Rev Mex Urol 2022; 82 (4)
Evolution and optimization of laparoscopic urological procedures with new sutures and energy in Puebla
Arroyo-Kuribreña JC, Soto-Vega E
Language: Spanish
References: 20
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ABSTRACT
Objective: To analyze the evolution of laparoscopic surgery and the
influence of technical elements, such as the use of bipolar grasper and
barbed suture in surgical success.
Methodology: A retrospective review of medical files and surgical videos
of laparoscopic procedures of a single surgeon was done. Descriptive
statistics was performed in search of differences in surgical time
and bleeding.
Results: A total of 140 procedures were included, with 89.3% performed
in private hospitals, mostly radical prostatectomy (42.8%), radical
nephrectomy (33.5%), partial nephrectomy (5.7%), and others. The
average surgical time was 130.2 minutes, with an average bleeding of
430cc, with only 4 severe complications (2.1%), and a low mortality
rate of 0.7%. The conversion rate to open surgery was 1.4%. The hospital
stay was in average 2.4 days. The implementation of bipolar grasper
and barbed sutures diminished the surgical time and bleeding.
Study limitations: Because this is a single surgeon’s experience in time,
with diverse surgical procedures, a multicentric comparative study
should be undertaken to confirm the results.
Originality: In Mexico, there are no studies that evaluate the use of
technology in laparoscopic urologic surgery.
Conclusions: This paper reports on the evolution of the surgeon’s technique
and experience, which have enabled an optimization in surgical
times and postoperative outcomes associated to the use of the technology
for dissection and the use of barbed sutures to improve results.
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