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Josep Martí, Oscar Vidal*, Mauro Valentini, Cesar Ginestà, Juan José Espert, Miss Yolanda Rodriguez, Guerson Benarroch, Juan Carlos García-Valdecasas
ABSTRACT
Background:
Single incision laparoscopic surgery (SILS) has still not replaced
conventional laparoscopic surgery in many centers because of its special
instruments requirements and training needs. In our Institution we
introduced SILS procedures in a procedural stepwise manner, with
progression to more difficult procedures only allowed if complete
proficiency in low-complexity ones is achieved. Methods: We studied the
evolution of performed SILS procedures in our Institution from the
beginning of the program (mainly appendectomies, cholecystectomies, left
adrenalectomies) and the results from these techniques. Results: Among
328 SILS procedures there were 148 appendectomies (24 by suprapubic
access), 141 cholecystectomies, 32 left adrenalectomies, 6 diagnostic
laparoscopies and 1 resection of Meckel’s diverticulum. The majority of
appendectomies accounted for non-perforated appendicitis cases and there
were no significant differences between transumbilical and suprapubic
access groups. In cholecystectomies the majority of patients were
elective cases and oral intake could be resumed within the 6
postoperative hours. In left adrenalectomies no conversion to open
surgery was required and there were no intraoperative or postoperative
complications. Conclusions: Procedural stepwise approach in SILS is a
valid, feasible and safe option that can be applied at any institution
starting a SILS program.
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