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السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
الحمد لله رب العالمين، والصلاة والسلام على المبعوث رحمة للعالمين نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين
Management Of Laparoscopic Surgical Complications
The growth in laparoscopic general surgical techniques has sustained since
the beginnings in the late 1980’s. Most of the standard open operations are now
performed via a laparoscopic approach. The adoption of these methodologies has
varied in the different parts of the world and even in specific centers. Surgeons
realize the benefits of these technologies to the outcome of the patient. To many
individuals, however, the fear of complications and the need to develop new
skills has inhibited the acceptance of some of these procedures.
An understanding of the pitfalls of all operative procedures allows the surgeon
the knowledge with which to avoid or prevent them. This textbook seeks
to provide this understanding. The surgeon-authors of this work have tried to
supply insight into the preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative expectations
following the specific procedure. While I have tried to encourage each contributor
to follow a standard format to the specific chapter, in many cases, the procedure
described did not allow this design to be followed. This is apparent as one reviews
this book.
As stated so eloquently by Rene´ LeRiche, we all endeavor to achieve success
without morbidity or mortality. It is understood that the diligent surgeon
will always strive to minimize complications and achieve good results. This workattempts to assist the reader in that goal. Each chapter has been written by individuals
that I have selected who are the recognized leaders in their respective fields.
These authors have vast knowledge of the assigned topic. Nevertheless, I implore
the reader to not forget that these are opinions based upon the experience of these
individuals. In many cases, there are many other opinions and sometimes quite
opposite views from those that are discussed in this book. In that regard, Management
of Laparoscopic Surgical Complications cannot be viewed as the sole authority
for the prevention and treatment of these events. The reader should use
this work as a basis of education and improvement in his or her technique and
knowledge base. Adverse outcomes are the inevitable result of any endeavor in
life. The practice of surgery in not immune to this reality. I hope this book will
allow the reader some education in the identification, prevention and management
of these when they occur. The undisputable facts are that despite one’s best
efforts, surgical complications will occur at some point in every surgeon’s career.
I wish to thank all of the contributors that worked so diligently to make
their own contribution as helpful and accurate as possible. Additionally, I wish
to thank Marcel Dekker for the opportunity to provide a textbook for which I
have seen a significant need for many years.
link
http://www.multiupload.com/NLZYY8VLZ8
الحمد لله رب العالمين، والصلاة والسلام على المبعوث رحمة للعالمين نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين
Management Of Laparoscopic Surgical Complications
The growth in laparoscopic general surgical techniques has sustained since
the beginnings in the late 1980’s. Most of the standard open operations are now
performed via a laparoscopic approach. The adoption of these methodologies has
varied in the different parts of the world and even in specific centers. Surgeons
realize the benefits of these technologies to the outcome of the patient. To many
individuals, however, the fear of complications and the need to develop new
skills has inhibited the acceptance of some of these procedures.
An understanding of the pitfalls of all operative procedures allows the surgeon
the knowledge with which to avoid or prevent them. This textbook seeks
to provide this understanding. The surgeon-authors of this work have tried to
supply insight into the preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative expectations
following the specific procedure. While I have tried to encourage each contributor
to follow a standard format to the specific chapter, in many cases, the procedure
described did not allow this design to be followed. This is apparent as one reviews
this book.
As stated so eloquently by Rene´ LeRiche, we all endeavor to achieve success
without morbidity or mortality. It is understood that the diligent surgeon
will always strive to minimize complications and achieve good results. This workattempts to assist the reader in that goal. Each chapter has been written by individuals
that I have selected who are the recognized leaders in their respective fields.
These authors have vast knowledge of the assigned topic. Nevertheless, I implore
the reader to not forget that these are opinions based upon the experience of these
individuals. In many cases, there are many other opinions and sometimes quite
opposite views from those that are discussed in this book. In that regard, Management
of Laparoscopic Surgical Complications cannot be viewed as the sole authority
for the prevention and treatment of these events. The reader should use
this work as a basis of education and improvement in his or her technique and
knowledge base. Adverse outcomes are the inevitable result of any endeavor in
life. The practice of surgery in not immune to this reality. I hope this book will
allow the reader some education in the identification, prevention and management
of these when they occur. The undisputable facts are that despite one’s best
efforts, surgical complications will occur at some point in every surgeon’s career.
I wish to thank all of the contributors that worked so diligently to make
their own contribution as helpful and accurate as possible. Additionally, I wish
to thank Marcel Dekker for the opportunity to provide a textbook for which I
have seen a significant need for many years.
link
http://www.multiupload.com/NLZYY8VLZ8