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Current Aspects of Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery - Indications - Methods - Results (Paperback, 1997 ed.)
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Current Aspects of Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery - Indications - Methods - Results (Paperback, 1997 ed.)
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This publication of the papers presented at the Workshop on
Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery that took place on 27-29 November
1995 in the European Surgical Institute in Norderstedt, Germany, is
effectively a snapshot of the current state of knowledge in both
the theory and the practice of minimally invasive colon surgery.
This snapshot is a mosaic made up of the varied ex periences of
individual surgeons. After a long period in which nothing much
seemed to be happening, the recent growth in the use of minimally
invasive surgery or video-controlled operative procedures in
surgery of the abdominal and chest cavities has been unparalleled.
More difficult operations have become increasingly possible as more
and more new techniques have become available. Cholecystectomy
should be regarded as the pacesetter for video-controlled
procedures. Under defined conditions, it has now become the
standard operation. Other operative procedures such as
appendicectomy, hernior rhaphy, overs ewing of a perforated gastric
or duodenal ulcer, vagotomy and fundoplication, operations on the
spleen or adrenal, staging operations., and thoracic surgical
procedures are becoming increasingly widely performed. Minimally
invasive operations on the small and large bowel are currently
still at the stage of individual reports."
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