Ultrasonic Energy for Cutting, Coagulating, and Dissecting
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Ultrasonic Energy for Cutting, Coagulating, and Dissecting
About This Book
Ultrasonic energy can be applied to surgical instruments for cutting, dissecting, and coagulating vessels and/or tissue. This book presents the use of ultrasound energy as it is used in UltraCision products, for use in surgery on many parts of the body.
Principles of UltraCision technology: The instruments are attached to a hand piece, which is connected to a generator. The ultrasonic system is situated inside the hand piece and transforms the electric energy into mechanical movement, producing in this way longitudinal vibrations of the blades at approx. 55 kHz per second. The movement of the blades causes collagen molecules to vibrate inside the tissues, thus forming a coagulum upon their denaturation. This method is especially useful in parenchymatous organs, where dissection can be performed cleanly and with little or no bleeding.
Among the applications of UltraCision are:
- esophageal surgery
- reflex surgery
- gastrectomy
- colorectal surgery for Crohn's disease, diverticulitis, and cancer
- laparoscopic cholecystectomy - hepatic resection
- pancreatic surgery
- adrenalectomy
- thyroid surgery
- hysterectomy and other gynecologic surgery
- and much more!
For the general surgeon becoming acquainted with this highly effective new surgical tool, this book represents an ideal introduction, including a step-by-step guide to operative sequences, and tips provided by those who have already gained experience in the modality.
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Table of contents
- Ultrasonic Energy for Cutting, Coagulating, and Dissecting
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Preface
- List of Contributors
- Contents
- 1 UltraCision: System and Instruments
- 2 Principles of Ultrasonic Energy for Cutting and Coagulation
- 3 UltraCision Scalpel and Other Energy Modalities
- 4 Education, Training, and Personal Experience
- 5 Esophageal Resection With the UltraCision Blade and Shears
- 6 Reflux Surgery (Nissen and Toupet)
- 7 Esophageal Myotomy for Achalasia
- 8 Total Radical Gastrectomy
- 9 Laparoscopic Assisted Right Hemicolectomy for Crohn’s Disease
- 10 Open Colorectal Surgery
- 11 Laparoscopic Treatment of Left Colon Diverticulitis
- 12 Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery for Cancer
- 13 Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy using the 10 mm UltraCision Blade (DH 010)
- 14 Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy using the 5 mm UltraCision Curved Shears (LCSC 5)
- 15 Hepatic Resection with the UltraCision 10 mm Shears with Rotating Blade for Open Surgery (CS 150 Pistol Grip or CS 6S Needle-Holder Grip) and the UltraCision Blade (DH 010)
- 16 Hepatic Surgery with the UltraCision Blade for Open Surgery (DH 105)
- 17 Laparoscopic Splenectomy with the 5 or 10 mm UltraCision Shears (LCSC 5 or LCS 15)
- 18 Laparoscopic Splenectomy with the 10 mm UltraCision Shears (LCS 15 Pistol Grip or LCS 6S Needle-Holder Grip) with Rotating Blade
- 19 Pancreatic Resection with the 10 mm UltraCision Shears for Open (CS 6S) and Laparoscopic Surgery (LCS 15)
- 20 Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy with the 10 mm UltraCision Shears (LCS 15 Pistol Hand Grip or LCS 6S Needle Hand Grip)
- 21 Thyroid Surgery with the UltraCision Blade
- 22 Minimally Invasive Thyroid Surgery with the UltraCision Shears (CS 14C)
- 23 Thyroid Surgery with the 10mm UltraCision Shears (CS 150 Pistol Grip or CS 6S Needle-Holder Hand Grip) for Open Surgery
- 24 Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: with or without Ophorectomy
- 25 Laparoscopic Myomectomy
- 26 Resection of Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis
- 27 The UltraCision Shears in Major Breast Surgery
- 28 Axillary Lymphatic Node Dissection in Breast Surgery
- 29 Tonsillectomy with the UltraCision Scalpel
- 30 Tonsillectomy and UltraCision
- 31 Orthopedic Exposure for Total Hip Replacement
- 32 Miscellaneous Knee and Spine Surgery
- 33 Anterior Endoscopic Approach for the Spine
- 34 The UltraCision Scalpel in Thoracic Surgery
- 35 Radical Laparoscopic Prostatectomy
- Index