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On September 15 at 8am (New York Time), AIS Channel will be broadcasting this procedure performed by Dr. Eric Haas (USA) and his team from the Texas Medical Center (USA)

Clinical History:

  • Patient presents for surgical resection for complicated diverticulitis following numerous prior episodes including hospital admission for microperforation

  • Clinical evaluation including colonoscopy and CT scan confirms diverticulitis with no evidence of malignancy

  • She was optimized in regards to nutrition and placed on antibiotics to bridge to elective planned resection

 

Technique description:

  1. Robotic total intracorporeal surgery 

  2. Robotic colorectal left-sided resection

  3. Natural orifice transrectal extraction of specimen

  4. Intracorporeal colorectal anastomosis without the use of linear staplers 


Procedure steps:

  1. Lateral to medial dissection with mobilization of splenic flexure

  2. Proximal division of the colon, mesenteric sparing dissection followed by distal transection of the rectum

  3. Natural orifice transrectal extraction of the specimen

  4. Intracorporeal colorectal anastomosis


Trainings Objectives:


  • Understand key concepts and considerations for robotic total intracorporeal surgery

  • Gain exposure to left-sided colorectal resection using mesenteric sparing technique

  • Learn techniques for safe and efficient natural orifice transrectal extraction of specimen

  • Understand various tips and tricks for intracorporeal anastomosis without crossing staple lines


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Dr. Eric Haas MD, Professor of Clinical Sciences, University of Houston College of Medicine, Chief of Colon and Rectal Surgery, HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division, Fellowship Program Director of Advanced MIS Colorectal Surgery, University of Texas McGovern Medical School, Houston, Texas, USA. Colorectal Surgery
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