Fig. 35.1 (a–d) (a) Port placement for laparoscopic right hepatectomy. (b) Port placement for laparoscopic left hepatectomy. (c) Port placement for laparoscopic distal pancreatectomy and splenectomy. (d) Port placement for…
Fig. 23.1 CTTRY. Procedural images of CTTRY picture are shown. A thoracic surgeon carefully manually traces the bronchi, pulmonary vessels, and tumor on CT images. The pulmonary arteries are shown…
Fig. 40.1 Possible sites of implantation for single-kidney transplantation (KT) (top left), pediatric dual en bloc (top right), and double (two for one) KT. Normally, single and dual en bloc…
Fig. 28.1 Case of a 68-year-old diabetic gentleman with severe tissue loss and Duplex ultrasound evidence of a popliteal artery occlusion at the below-the-knee segment. Successful revascularization was performed, with…
Fig. 6.1 Google Glass became available to the general public in May of 2014 and provides users with a natural language voice command user interface in order to provide a…
Fig. 37.1 Setting and placement of the various equipment in the operating room. This setting is the same for all procedures of laparoscopic liver resection Fig. 37.2 Trocar placement for…
Fig. 36.1 (a) MRCP image reveals a dilated duct (long arrow) abruptly terminating as it descends into the pancreatic head. Presence of tumor hinted at by the cluster of minute…
Fig. 34.1 EsophyX® device. (Reprinted with permission of EndoGastric Solutions, Inc., Redmond, WA. Copyright © 2014 EndoGastric Solutions, Inc.) TIF involves an endoscopically guided transoral insertion of the EsophyX® device…
Fig. 49.1 (a) Humeral osteotomy: a section of humerus is removed and the remaining segments fixated (shown here with fixation screws), shortening the transhumeral limb to make room for a…
Partial thickness burns greater than 10 % TBSA. Burns involving the face, hands, feet, genitalia, perineum, or major joints. Third degree burns in any age group. Electrical burns including lightning…
