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Simulatneous laparosopic operations. / Gallyamov, E. A.; Lutsevich, O. E.; Popov, S. V.; Senderovich, E. I.; Presnov, K. S.; Kochkin, A. D.; Sergeev, V. P.; Nasirova, N. I.; Mikhaylikov, T. G.; Aminova, L. N.; Gallyamova, S. V.; Novikov, A. B.

In: Clinical and Experimental Surgery, No. 3, 2014, p. 70-77.

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Gallyamov, EA, Lutsevich, OE, Popov, SV, Senderovich, EI, Presnov, KS, Kochkin, AD, Sergeev, VP, Nasirova, NI, Mikhaylikov, TG, Aminova, LN, Gallyamova, SV & Novikov, AB 2014, 'Simulatneous laparosopic operations', Clinical and Experimental Surgery, no. 3, pp. 70-77.

APA

Gallyamov, E. A., Lutsevich, O. E., Popov, S. V., Senderovich, E. I., Presnov, K. S., Kochkin, A. D., Sergeev, V. P., Nasirova, N. I., Mikhaylikov, T. G., Aminova, L. N., Gallyamova, S. V., & Novikov, A. B. (2014). Simulatneous laparosopic operations. Clinical and Experimental Surgery, (3), 70-77.

Vancouver

Gallyamov EA, Lutsevich OE, Popov SV, Senderovich EI, Presnov KS, Kochkin AD et al. Simulatneous laparosopic operations. Clinical and Experimental Surgery. 2014;(3):70-77.

Author

Gallyamov, E. A. ; Lutsevich, O. E. ; Popov, S. V. ; Senderovich, E. I. ; Presnov, K. S. ; Kochkin, A. D. ; Sergeev, V. P. ; Nasirova, N. I. ; Mikhaylikov, T. G. ; Aminova, L. N. ; Gallyamova, S. V. ; Novikov, A. B. / Simulatneous laparosopic operations. In: Clinical and Experimental Surgery. 2014 ; No. 3. pp. 70-77.

BibTeX

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title = "Simulatneous laparosopic operations",

abstract = "Relevance. Acording to WHO's data, simultaneous disease that need surgery are in 20-30% of surgery departments. Frequency of simultaneous operations in patients is no more than 6%. Aim. To identify general restricting factors for laparoscopic simultaneous interventions and propose solutions to their eradication. Matherial and methods. Own experience of 1896 laparoscopic simultaneous operations and features of general narcosis course. Results. 4 main groups of problems restricted performance of simultaneous laparoscopic operations were detected, solutions were proposed. Conclusion. Simultaneous laparoscopic operations are safe and feasible in rational boding of complexity of operation and narcosis course, surgeon assistants' preparing, adequate ergonomics of equipment and proper operational approach. Investigation design: Retrospective, level of evidence II.",

keywords = "Combined operation, Ergonomics, Laparoscopy, Multidisciplinary approach, Simultaneous operation, Single-stage operation, Surgery complexity",

author = "Gallyamov, {E. A.} and Lutsevich, {O. E.} and Popov, {S. V.} and Senderovich, {E. I.} and Presnov, {K. S.} and Kochkin, {A. D.} and Sergeev, {V. P.} and Nasirova, {N. I.} and Mikhaylikov, {T. G.} and Aminova, {L. N.} and Gallyamova, {S. V.} and Novikov, {A. B.}",

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RIS

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AU - Gallyamov, E. A.

AU - Lutsevich, O. E.

AU - Popov, S. V.

AU - Senderovich, E. I.

AU - Presnov, K. S.

AU - Kochkin, A. D.

AU - Sergeev, V. P.

AU - Nasirova, N. I.

AU - Mikhaylikov, T. G.

AU - Aminova, L. N.

AU - Gallyamova, S. V.

AU - Novikov, A. B.

PY - 2014

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N2 - Relevance. Acording to WHO's data, simultaneous disease that need surgery are in 20-30% of surgery departments. Frequency of simultaneous operations in patients is no more than 6%. Aim. To identify general restricting factors for laparoscopic simultaneous interventions and propose solutions to their eradication. Matherial and methods. Own experience of 1896 laparoscopic simultaneous operations and features of general narcosis course. Results. 4 main groups of problems restricted performance of simultaneous laparoscopic operations were detected, solutions were proposed. Conclusion. Simultaneous laparoscopic operations are safe and feasible in rational boding of complexity of operation and narcosis course, surgeon assistants' preparing, adequate ergonomics of equipment and proper operational approach. Investigation design: Retrospective, level of evidence II.

AB - Relevance. Acording to WHO's data, simultaneous disease that need surgery are in 20-30% of surgery departments. Frequency of simultaneous operations in patients is no more than 6%. Aim. To identify general restricting factors for laparoscopic simultaneous interventions and propose solutions to their eradication. Matherial and methods. Own experience of 1896 laparoscopic simultaneous operations and features of general narcosis course. Results. 4 main groups of problems restricted performance of simultaneous laparoscopic operations were detected, solutions were proposed. Conclusion. Simultaneous laparoscopic operations are safe and feasible in rational boding of complexity of operation and narcosis course, surgeon assistants' preparing, adequate ergonomics of equipment and proper operational approach. Investigation design: Retrospective, level of evidence II.

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KW - Ergonomics

KW - Laparoscopy

KW - Multidisciplinary approach

KW - Simultaneous operation

KW - Single-stage operation

KW - Surgery complexity

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