Kapitel 24 - Laparoscopy Flashcards

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What size rigid telescope are most commonly used? And what angulation?

A

5 mm diameter scope, 30 degrees

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What are types of light sources and which is the best one?

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Halogen or xenon.
Xenon, similar to natural light.

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3
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What is ideal insufflation?

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8-10 mm hg and should not exceed 15 mm hg

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What is different about insufflation in the thorax vs abdomen?

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You usually don’t need to insufflate the thorax since you have the ribs.

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5
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What gas is used for insufflation?

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Co2 is preferred

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6
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What are some proposed cons to carbon dioxide?

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Might have determinantal effects on cellular, hormonal and immunologic functions

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What are some of the pros to carbon dioxide?

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It is cheap and rapidly excreted from the circulation. It does not support combustion (like nitrous oxide) and can therefore be used during electro surgery.

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What are some topical hemostatic agents that have been used in laparoscopic surgery?

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Gelitina sponges (Gelfoam) and oxidized regenerated cellulose (surgical). Fibrin glue have become available in humans.

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9
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What is the benefit of laparoscopic hemostatic clips?

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Minimize instrument exchanges and surgical time

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10
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Why would we use monopolar electrocautery with caution in laparoscopic surgery?

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Risk of iatrogenet damage by passing of a current into tissue of there is a defect of the insulation. Direct coupling injuries can also occur if the electrical current comes into contact with instruments.

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11
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Why is bipolar cautery safer in laparoscopic surgery?

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Because it is usuallt of lowe voltage and the current is passed only between the tips of the instrument.

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12
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How does a vessel sealing device work?

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They work through pressure exerted on tissue when the tissue is crushed in the tis of the device, followed by application of bipolar or ultrasonic energy.

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13
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How big of vessels does the ligasure (force triad) seal?

A

7 mm

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14
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Endoscopic stapler- What are lengths and staple sizes of endoGIA? Viktigt att veta!! (tydligen)

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The most common one is 12 mm in diameter. The endo GIA is available in 30, 45 and 60 mm. The stample leg length are 2.0, 2,5, 3.5 and 4,8.

Most commonly used 3,5 staples

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15
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What are the most common laparoscopic needle holders?

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Parrot jaw needle holder

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16
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What are the 3 types of one-lung ventilation?

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Selective intubation, bronchial blockers and double-lumen endobronchial intubation.

17
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Discuss selective intubation

A

Requires broncoscopic placement and involves the placement small diameter regular endotracheal tube into one mainstem bronchi. It can be hard to keep the tube in position and care must be taken not to occlude the early branching cranial lobar bronchi, especially on the right side

18
Q

Discuss bronchial blockers:

A

Consists of an endotracheal tube with a small diameter balloon tip

19
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Describe physiologic changes with one lung ventilation:

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A significant ventilation-perfusion mismatch occurs because nonventilated lung remain perfused. Although studies have shown that no large effects on oxygen delivery in helathy dogs occure,

Has been used clinically for formation of pericardial windows, subphrenic pericardiectomy, lunglobectomy and thymoma excision