Obesity surgery · 2024
Needlescopic Laparoscope Sleeve Gastrectomy (NLSG): a Potential Surgical Approach.
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Wu Chengyu, Lu Xiaojing, Wang Jing, Li Yonglin, Zheng Qi, Wei Rongwei, Zong Ziliang, Chen Yigang, Pei Lei
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy has become the most popular weight loss surgery currently, but it inevitably leaves multiple small scars in the abdomen. Although the appearance of single-incision laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy achieve better cosmetic results, it may lead to postoperative complications such as umbilical hernia and umbilical infection. The author has developed a new surgical approach that can compensate for these deficiencies, which we called needlescopic laparoscope sleeve gastrectomy (NLSG).
METHODS: Four consecutive patients underwent needlescopic laparoscope sleeve gastrectomy between July 2024 and August 2024. A 3-mm trocar located at the lower left abdomen is for the 2.7-mm needlescopic laparoscope to observe. Another 3-mm trocar located at the right upper abdomen is for the 2.7-mm needlescopic intestinal clamp to assist in surgery. The 12-mm trocar at the navel serves as the main operating hole, through which the ultrasonic knife and endoscopic linear cutter stapler enters. All 3-mm incisions are not sutured, and the 12-mm incision at the navel is sutured intradermally to achieve complete invisibility of the wound. All patients used the same surgical instruments, technique, and perioperative protocol.
RESULTS: The procedure was successfully performed in all patients. The average surgical time is 57 ± 9.1 min. There were no mortalities or postoperative complications noted during the 3-month follow-up period.
CONCLUSION: Needlescopic laparoscope sleeve gastrectomy is safe, feasible, and great potential.
METHODS: Four consecutive patients underwent needlescopic laparoscope sleeve gastrectomy between July 2024 and August 2024. A 3-mm trocar located at the lower left abdomen is for the 2.7-mm needlescopic laparoscope to observe. Another 3-mm trocar located at the right upper abdomen is for the 2.7-mm needlescopic intestinal clamp to assist in surgery. The 12-mm trocar at the navel serves as the main operating hole, through which the ultrasonic knife and endoscopic linear cutter stapler enters. All 3-mm incisions are not sutured, and the 12-mm incision at the navel is sutured intradermally to achieve complete invisibility of the wound. All patients used the same surgical instruments, technique, and perioperative protocol.
RESULTS: The procedure was successfully performed in all patients. The average surgical time is 57 ± 9.1 min. There were no mortalities or postoperative complications noted during the 3-month follow-up period.
CONCLUSION: Needlescopic laparoscope sleeve gastrectomy is safe, feasible, and great potential.