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The Assistant’s Role in Robotic Surgery - McGraw Hill Medical Robotic surgery requires the primary surgeon to step outside the sterile field and relinquish control to the team at the patient’s bedside As a result, having a well-trained assistant becomes critical
Chapter 2. Surgical Anatomy of the Heart - McGraw Hill Medical A thorough knowledge of the anatomy of the heart is a prerequisite for the successful completion of the myriad procedures performed by the cardiothoracic surgeon This chapter describes the normal anatomy of the heart, including its position and relationship to other thoracic organs
Chapter 11. Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy - McGraw Hill Medical The primary surgeon stands on the patient's left side, while the assistant stands on the patient's right General anesthesia is used A small periumbilical incision is made, with the location and orientation depending on the patient's body habitus and cosmetic considerations
HASSON OPEN TECHNIQUE FOR LAPAROSCOPIC ACCESS The choice of site may be based on the surgeon’s preference or the presence of a previous regional incision that may have adhesions The subcutaneous fat and tissues are bluntly dissected apart using small narrow finger retractors or a Kelly hemostat
History of Pediatric Surgery - McGraw Hill Medical The continued success of pediatric surgery will require a commitment to clinical care excellence that assures institutional and individual surgeon competence, optimal education, research that is designed to improve child health outcomes, and a strong commitment to advocacy for children that ensures their access to optimal surgical care