Robotic Cholecystectomy for Porcelain Gallbladder and a 6.8-cm Stone
Tags: General Surgery
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Access to the Abdomen and Diagnostic Laparoscopy to Rule out any Obvious Malignancy
- 3. Robot Docking
- 4. Exposure
- 5. Dissection for the Critical View of Safety (CVS)
- 6. Cystic Duct Clipping and Dividing
- 7. Removal of Remaining Gallbladder from the Liver Bed
- 8. Hemostasis, Final Inspection, and TAP Blocks
- 9. Robot Undocking and Specimen Extraction
- 10. Closure
- 11. Post-op Remarks
1. Introduction
2. Access to the Abdomen and Diagnostic Laparoscopy to Rule out any Obvious Malignancy
3. Robot Docking
4. Exposure
5. Dissection for the Critical View of Safety (CVS)
- If necessary and Possible, Clip and Divide Cystic Artery Early (Violation of CVS)