Fig. 46.1

Ports position

Fig. 46.2

Peritoneal incision over the iliac vessels to isolate right ureter

Fig. 46.3

Right ureter isolated

Fig. 46.4

Sigmoid colon reflected for left ureter isolation

Fig. 46.5

Left ureter isolated

Fig. 46.6

Right and left peritoneal incisions connected in midline behind bladder

Fig. 46.7

Bladder dissected off the rectum

Fig. 46.8

Posterior dissection continued till prostate apex

Fig. 46.9

Lateral dissection along the pelvic wall on the left side

Fig. 46.10

Lateral dissection of the bladder along the lateral pelvic wall on the right side

Fig. 46.11

Development of Retzius space by dividing umbilical ligaments

Fig. 46.12

Endopelvic fascia incised on the left side

Fig. 46.13

Right side endopelvic fascia incised

Fig. 46.14

DVC suturing in progress

Fig. 46.15

Right lateral pedicle being controlled

Fig. 46.16

Left lateral pedicle being controlled

Fig. 46.17

Prostatic lateral pedicles being controlled

Fig. 46.18

DVC divided

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