JSLS : Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons · 2026
Homemade Glove-Port Platform for Ovarian Teratoma Resection in Laparoscopic Single-Site Surgery.
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Huang Dayuan, Huang Wenchen, Chen Haiyan, Yang Qiong
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BACKGROUND: The adoption of laparoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) is limited by the high cost of commercial platforms. We present a self-designed glove-port for LESS ovarian teratoma resection.
TECHNIQUE: A single-port platform was constructed from a surgical glove and rings from a disposable suction tube. A specimen retrieval bag was modified with a silk drawstring and a secondary opening to create a closed system. The teratoma was dissected within the closed bag and all contents were removed via the umbilicus.
RESULTS: The procedure was successfully performed. The self-assembled port provided stable access, and the modified bag enabled complete specimen containment and extraction without spillage or auxiliary incisions.
CONCLUSION: This technique demonstrates a safe, feasible, and low-cost alternative for LESS. Utilizing ubiquitous materials improves the accessibility of minimally invasive, cosmetically favorable surgery in resource-constrained settings.
TECHNIQUE: A single-port platform was constructed from a surgical glove and rings from a disposable suction tube. A specimen retrieval bag was modified with a silk drawstring and a secondary opening to create a closed system. The teratoma was dissected within the closed bag and all contents were removed via the umbilicus.
RESULTS: The procedure was successfully performed. The self-assembled port provided stable access, and the modified bag enabled complete specimen containment and extraction without spillage or auxiliary incisions.
CONCLUSION: This technique demonstrates a safe, feasible, and low-cost alternative for LESS. Utilizing ubiquitous materials improves the accessibility of minimally invasive, cosmetically favorable surgery in resource-constrained settings.