Fig. 49.1 CT image showing the invasive tumour (post TURBT) Fig. 49.2 Ports position Fig. 49.3 Sigmoid adhesions being released Fig. 49.4 Posterior dissection started by incising peritoneum behind bladder…
Fig. 48.1 Ports positions Fig. 48.2 Right ureter dissected Fig. 48.3 Left ureter dissected Fig. 48.4 Right and left peritoneal incisions connected behind the bladder Fig. 48.5 Posterior dissection in…
Fig. 45.1 Patient positioning and padding for robotic procedures Fig. 45.2 Port placement of pelvic procedures. An additional 5-mm assistant port showing in green is placed if needed. In patients…
Fig. 60.1 Gelpoint in situ with ports inserted Fig. 60.2 Robot docked with Gelpoint in place Fig. 60.3 Peritoneal incision over iliac vessels Fig. 60.4 Native ureter seen; U ureter…
Fig. 19.1 Patient and ports position Fig. 19.2 Robot position between the thighs Fig. 19.3 Peritoneotomy done and ureter dissection started Fig. 19.4 Left Ureter dissection in progress Fig. 19.5…
Fig. 51.1 Standard port placement Fig. 51.2 Standard port placement Fig. 51.3 Dissection at the level of aortic bifurcation facilitating tunneling of left ureter Fig. 51.4 Left ureter prepared for…
Fig. 4.1 A 12 mm blunt tip trocar (Hasson port) (primary port) Fig. 4.2 An optiview Fig. 4.3 A 10/11 mm trocar with “locking” device Fig. 4.4 A 11 mm…
Fig. 44.1 Cystogram showing contracted trabeculated bladder Fig. 44.2 UDE showing poor compliance bladder Fig. 44.3 Ports position Fig. 44.4 Initial view of bladder Fig. 44.5 Ileal loop about 20…
Fig. 32.1 MRI image of bladder mass Fig. 32.2 Cystoscopy reveals a mass in the supratrigonal area Fig. 32.3 Ports position Fig. 32.4 Initial view of pelvis after release of…
Fig. 59.1 Port position for laparoscopic renal transplantation Fig. 59.2 Patient and surgeon position Fig. 59.3 Initial view of vessels in right iliac fossa Fig. 59.4 Peritoneotomy with minimal bowel…
