-
rigid hollow tube) and
often a seal. Some
trocars also
include a
valve mechanism to
allow for insufflation.
Trocars are
designed for
placement through the...
-
cancer might be
reduced with
special measures as
trocar site
protection and
midline placement of
trocars. Some
patients have
sustained electrical burns...
- Body
cavities affected are
punctured and
drained of gas,
often with a
trocar. Mayer,
Robert G. (2011). Embalming: History, Theory, and Practice. McGraw-Hill...
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healed when
compared to the
older open approach. Typically, two to
three trocars, a
medical device used to
penetrate the
abdominal wall in laparoscopic...
- the
procedure using specialized handheld instruments inserted through trocars placed through the body wall. Most
modern endoscopic procedures are video-****isted...
- it is easy to
convert SILS to
conventional laparoscopy by
adding a few
trocars; this
conversion to
conventional laparoscopy is
called 'port rescue'. SILS...
- In
simple terms, a
cannula can
surround the
inner or
outer surfaces of a
trocar needle thus
extending the
effective needle length by at
least half the length...
- scar
following abdominal surgery, e.g.
after insertion of
laparoscopy trocars through the umbilicus. Importantly, an
umbilical hernia must be distinguished...
- (referring to God) Aínda – 'yet' Chapeo – 'hat' Preto – 'black' (in color)
Trocar – 'to change'
Words derived from Turkish: Balta – 'axe' Biterear – 'to terminate'...
- as one unit.
Prior to the
description of the
Seldinger technique,
sharp trocars were used to
create lumens through which devices could be p****ed. This...
