Atlas of Lift-Laparoscopy

Description: Physiologically, gasless laparoscopy is less invasive than pneuomoperitoneum insufflation, allowing the surgeon to perform laparoscopic surgery in high-risk patients with conditions such as heart insufficiency, lung obstruction, and pregnancy. Exploring the benefits of lift-laparoscopy and its cost-effectiveness for patients, surgeons, hospitals, and the healthcare system, this text discusses the challenges involved with gasless laparoscopy, the range of applications of the method, and new challenges in the field. With complete coverage of surgical procedures, "An Atlas of Gasless Laparoscopy" is a valuable guide to using this minimally invasive surgery.

Contents: What makes gasless laparoscopy superior to pneumoperitoneum (pathophysiologic effects carbon dioxide insufflation)Indications for lift (gasless) - laparoscopyAnesthesia and preparation of the patientSetting up of the operating theaterGeneral technical abilities and advantages of gasless procedureSurgical procedures Diagnostic laparoscopy Surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy Adhesiolysis Enucleation fo ovarian tumors Adnexectomy / Salpingectomy Surgery for fibroids Hysterectomy (ligatures and diathermic procedures) Oncological procedures (pelvic and paraortic lymphadenectomy)Minimal invasive surgery under minimal invasive anesthesia (MIS MIA) (gasless laparoscopy under regional anesthesia)Laparoscopic assisted mini-laparotomy (LaMiLa)ShortTOC