"The laparoscopic approach to surgery has revolutionized modern healthcare. With advances in training and accessibility, the worldwide impact of this minimally invasive surgical modality continues to grow exponentially. High quality data continue to show advantages of laparoscopic surgery compared to open surgery in a variety of surgical fields, including lower rates of comorbidity, lower healthcare costs related to length of hospitalization, and expedited patient recovery. (Jaschinski T 2018, Hajibandeh S 2017, Bonjer HJ 2017)"--
"The laparoscopic approach to surgery has revolutionized modern healthcare. With advances in training and accessibility, the worldwide impact of this minimally invasive surgical modality continues to grow exponentially. High quality data continue to show advantages of laparoscopic surgery compared to open surgery in a variety of surgical fields, including lower rates of comorbidity, lower healthcare costs related to length of hospitalization, and expedited patient recovery. (Jaschinski T 2018, Hajibandeh S 2017, Bonjer HJ 2017)"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Section 1. The Basics of Urogynecology: 1. Patient selection and assessment for laparoscopic urogynecology Graham Chapman and Robert Pollard; 2. Patient counseling and the consent process for laparoscopic urogynecology Swati Jha; 3. Measuring outcomes in urogynecologic surgery Philip M. Toozs-Hobson, Dudley Robinson and Ilias Liapis; 4. Surgical set-up, ergonomics, entry techniques, port placement and instrumentation for laparoscopic urogynecology Gemma Nightingale and Christian Phillips; 5. Surgical dissection and mesh attachment techniques for laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy Olivia Chang, Katie Propst and Tonya N. Thomas; 6. Surgical anatomy for laparoscopic urogynecology Eric S. Chang and Kristie A. Greene; 7. Learning curve in laparoscopic urogynecologic surgery: strategies to optimize training and acquiring competence Claire McCarthy, Barry O'Reilly and Orfhlaith O'Sullivan; 8. Prevention and management of the complications of laparoscopic urogynecologic surgery Martino Zacche and Rohna Kearney; 9. Mesh: types and indications for use for laparoscopic urogynecology Amy Park, Graham Chapman and Marie Fidela Paraiso; 10. Medicolegal issues in laparoscopic urogynecology Swati Jha; Section 2. Procedureal Steps and Evidence: 11. Total and subtotal laparoscopic hysterectomy at sacrocolpopexy: procedure steps and evidence Tsung Mou and Kimberly Kenton; 12. Laparoscopic sacrohysteropexy: Oxford technique: procedure steps and evidence Matthew Izett-Kay, Rufus Cartwright and Natalia Price; 13. Laparoscopic hysteropexy: procedure steps and evidence Yara Abdelkhalek, Nikolaus Veit-Rubin and Bruno Deval; 14. Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy: procedure steps and evidence Christopher Maher and Zhuroan Chen; 15. Laparoscopic native tissue repair: procedure steps and evidence Guenter K. Noé; 16. Laparoscopic pectopexy: procedure steps and evidence Igor But and Tamara Serdinek; 17. Laparoscopic colposuspension: procedure steps and evidence Matthew Izett-Kay, Alfred Cutner and Arvind Vashisht; 18. Laparoscopic paravaginal repair: procedure steps and evidence Bobby Garcia, John Miklos and Robert Moore; 19. Choice of sacrocolpopexy route including vaginal mesh attachment Emily Davidson and Karl Jallad; 20. Total laparoscopic hysterectomy: procedure steps and evidence Lisa Hickman and Katie Propst; 21. Vaginal hysterectomy and ligamentopexy for apical prolapse Yara Abdelkhalek, Nikolaus Veit-Rubin and Bruno Deval 3; 22. Laparoscopic ventral rectopexy for rectal prolapse: steps and evidence Yara Abdelkhalek, Gluck Ohad and Bruno Deval 3; Section 3. Opinion and Debate: 23. Hysterectomy versus uterine preservation in the management of uterine prolapse Vladimír Kali, Zdenek Rusavy and Khaled Ismail; 24. Laparoscopic hysterectomy: total or subtotal debate Kim van Delft and Steven Schraffordt; 25. Evidence-based approach to concomitant incontinence surgery at the time of sacrocolpopexy Anna Rosamilia; 26. Management of the posterior compartment in laparoscopic urogynecology: role of rectopexy, vaginal rectocele repair and perineorhaphy Angela Yuan and Sarah Vogler; 27. The role of meshes in the treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse Yara Abdelkhalek, Christian Phillips and Bruno Deval; Section 4. Robotic Surgery: 28. The rise of robotic surgery in benign gynecology Viviana Casas, Lisa Hickman and Cecile Ferrando; 29. Unique advantages of robotics in urogynecology Siri Drangsholt and Patrick Culligan; 30. Troubleshooting for robotic laparoscopic surgery: tips and tricks Matt Hewitt.
Section 1. The Basics of Urogynecology: 1. Patient selection and assessment for laparoscopic urogynecology Graham Chapman and Robert Pollard; 2. Patient counseling and the consent process for laparoscopic urogynecology Swati Jha; 3. Measuring outcomes in urogynecologic surgery Philip M. Toozs-Hobson, Dudley Robinson and Ilias Liapis; 4. Surgical set-up, ergonomics, entry techniques, port placement and instrumentation for laparoscopic urogynecology Gemma Nightingale and Christian Phillips; 5. Surgical dissection and mesh attachment techniques for laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy Olivia Chang, Katie Propst and Tonya N. Thomas; 6. Surgical anatomy for laparoscopic urogynecology Eric S. Chang and Kristie A. Greene; 7. Learning curve in laparoscopic urogynecologic surgery: strategies to optimize training and acquiring competence Claire McCarthy, Barry O'Reilly and Orfhlaith O'Sullivan; 8. Prevention and management of the complications of laparoscopic urogynecologic surgery Martino Zacche and Rohna Kearney; 9. Mesh: types and indications for use for laparoscopic urogynecology Amy Park, Graham Chapman and Marie Fidela Paraiso; 10. Medicolegal issues in laparoscopic urogynecology Swati Jha; Section 2. Procedureal Steps and Evidence: 11. Total and subtotal laparoscopic hysterectomy at sacrocolpopexy: procedure steps and evidence Tsung Mou and Kimberly Kenton; 12. Laparoscopic sacrohysteropexy: Oxford technique: procedure steps and evidence Matthew Izett-Kay, Rufus Cartwright and Natalia Price; 13. Laparoscopic hysteropexy: procedure steps and evidence Yara Abdelkhalek, Nikolaus Veit-Rubin and Bruno Deval; 14. Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy: procedure steps and evidence Christopher Maher and Zhuroan Chen; 15. Laparoscopic native tissue repair: procedure steps and evidence Guenter K. Noé; 16. Laparoscopic pectopexy: procedure steps and evidence Igor But and Tamara Serdinek; 17. Laparoscopic colposuspension: procedure steps and evidence Matthew Izett-Kay, Alfred Cutner and Arvind Vashisht; 18. Laparoscopic paravaginal repair: procedure steps and evidence Bobby Garcia, John Miklos and Robert Moore; 19. Choice of sacrocolpopexy route including vaginal mesh attachment Emily Davidson and Karl Jallad; 20. Total laparoscopic hysterectomy: procedure steps and evidence Lisa Hickman and Katie Propst; 21. Vaginal hysterectomy and ligamentopexy for apical prolapse Yara Abdelkhalek, Nikolaus Veit-Rubin and Bruno Deval 3; 22. Laparoscopic ventral rectopexy for rectal prolapse: steps and evidence Yara Abdelkhalek, Gluck Ohad and Bruno Deval 3; Section 3. Opinion and Debate: 23. Hysterectomy versus uterine preservation in the management of uterine prolapse Vladimír Kali, Zdenek Rusavy and Khaled Ismail; 24. Laparoscopic hysterectomy: total or subtotal debate Kim van Delft and Steven Schraffordt; 25. Evidence-based approach to concomitant incontinence surgery at the time of sacrocolpopexy Anna Rosamilia; 26. Management of the posterior compartment in laparoscopic urogynecology: role of rectopexy, vaginal rectocele repair and perineorhaphy Angela Yuan and Sarah Vogler; 27. The role of meshes in the treatment of female pelvic organ prolapse Yara Abdelkhalek, Christian Phillips and Bruno Deval; Section 4. Robotic Surgery: 28. The rise of robotic surgery in benign gynecology Viviana Casas, Lisa Hickman and Cecile Ferrando; 29. Unique advantages of robotics in urogynecology Siri Drangsholt and Patrick Culligan; 30. Troubleshooting for robotic laparoscopic surgery: tips and tricks Matt Hewitt.
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