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| Name | LIVE PELVIC ANATOMY IN MOST ADVANCED LAPAROSCOPIC HYSTERECTOMY : PART 1 |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr. Alap vaidya , Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 28-11-2024 18:05:59 |
| Video Discription | A total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure where the uterus is removed entirely using laparoscopic techniques. Videos of such procedures are valuable educational resources for surgeons, showcasing anatomical landmarks and procedural steps. Here's what a TLH video typically includes: Key Features and Anatomical Landmarks Highlighted: 1. Pelvic Anatomy: • Uterus: Central structure being removed, clearly displayed in relation to adjacent organs. • Ovaries and Fallopian Tubes: Often visualized and preserved or removed, depending on the case. • Round Ligaments: Identified as key landmarks for initial dissection. • Broad Ligament: Dissected to access deeper pelvic structures. • Uterosacral Ligaments: Visualized and transected during mobilization of the uterus. 2. Vascular Structures: • Uterine Artery and Vein: Highlighted during ligation and dissection. • Internal Iliac Arteries: Often noted as nearby critical structures. 3. Bladder and Ureter: • The bladder is dissected off the lower uterine segment and cervix to avoid injury. • The ureters, located laterally along the pelvic brim, are carefully identified to avoid accidental damage during dissection and ligation of the uterine arteries. 4. Vaginal Cuff: • The vaginal apex is visualized, and the cuff is created after the uterus is detached. • Closure of the vaginal cuff is demonstrated, typically using sutures or stapling techniques. 5. Peritoneal Reflection: • Clear demonstration of anterior and posterior peritoneal folds during mobilization of the uterus. Procedural Steps Shown: 1. Port Placement: Initial camera and instrument positioning. 2. Dissection: Stepwise identification and division of supporting structures, including round ligaments, ovarian pedicles (if applicable), and uterosacral ligaments. 3. Hemostasis: Secure ligation of vascular structures using energy devices or sutures. 4. Uterine Removal: Detachment of the uterus and extraction through the vaginal canal or morcellation (if needed). 5. Cuff Closure: Suturing or stapling of the vaginal cuff to restore pelvic anatomy. Educational Value: • Landmark Identification: Emphasizes safe surgical planes to avoid complications. • Surgical Techniques: Demonstrates use of tools like harmonic scalpel, bipolar cautery, and laparoscopic suturing. • Complication Avoidance: Highlights areas where injury (e.g., to the bladder, bowel, or ureter) might occur and how to prevent it. #surgeryday #anatomy #karlstorz #4k3d #laparoscopysurgery #laparoscopichysterectomy #minimalinvasivesurgery #laparoscopictechniques #uterineartery #bloodless #safesurgery |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | gynecological surgery | medical education | minimally invasive | patient outcomes | surgical education |
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