Minimal Invasive Surgery Murielle Brohez, MD
Digital Century
Video Games: an Advantage for Young MIS Surgeons
Positive Effects from Previous Studies Early Studies evaluated psychomotor skills Video gamers showed: superior eye-hand coordination faster reaction times superior spatial visualization skills increased capacity for visual attention and spatial distribution Griffith, Voloschin, Gibb, Bailey; Perceptual and Motor Skills,19832. Yuji H; Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1996 3. Dorval, Pepin; Perceptual and Motor
The Impact of Video Games on Training SURGEONS in the 21st Century Rosser Jr, MD; et al. Arch Surg. 2007;142(2):181-186. Video games are extensively integrated into popular culture Anecdotal observations of young surgeons suggest that video game play contributes to performance excellence in laparoscopic surgery Hypothesis There is a potential link between video game play and laparoscopic surgical skill and suturing
Design Cross-sectional analysis of the performance of surgical residents and attending physicians participating in the Rosser Top Gun Laparoscopic Skills and Suturing Program (Top Gun) Participants Thirty-three residents and attending physicians participating in Top Gun from May 10 to August 24, 2002.
Main Outcome Measures The primary outcome measures were compared between participants' laparoscopic skills and suturing capability, video game scores, and video game experience. Results Video Game players 33% better (P<.005) More than 3 h/wk >42 % better (P<.01) Current video game players 32% fewer errors (P=.04), performed 24% faster (P<.04), and scored 26% better overall (time and errors) (P<.005)
Conclusions Video game skill correlates with laparoscopic surgical skills Training curricula that include video games may help thin the technical interface between surgeons and screen-mediated applications, such as laparoscopic surgery Video games may be a practical teaching tool to help train surgeons
Benefits of Laparoscopy Benefits of laparoscopy are mostly derived postoperatively pain attenuated stress response earlier return to ambulation after lap procedures postoperative complications + quicker return to full activity
Historical Background 1929 - Heinz Kalk, a german gastroenterologist Up to 1970 – Jurgen Nord, USF 1987 – Phillipe Mouret, Lyons France technique first limited to dx of intraperitoneal TB + disseminated cancer extent of operation limited by need for surgeon to view abd through eyepiece
Hernia More than 600,000 hernias are repaired annually in the United States
Hernia Surgery - History Edwin Smith Papyrus
Medieval Times
Beuk repair
Techniques of Traditional Open Repair -Lucas-Championnière 1881 -Bassini 1889 -Lotheissen 1898 -McVay 1942 -Shouldice 1945 -Lichtenstein 1987
Laparoscopic Repair ? Less pain ? Can it be done
Anterior Abdominal Wall
Totally Extra Peritoneal
TEP anatomy
Mesh layout
Body Contour
TEP Video
TEP Indications: Recurrent Bilateral Active lifestyle Contraindications: Strangulated Hypotensive/sepsis
TEP post-op SDS Minimal narcotic intake Return to work 3-5 days Return to golf / running 3-5 days Return to full activity within 10-15 days
MIS at SOMC Hernias Appendectomy Cholecysctetomy Colectomy Anti-reflux Surgery – Nissen Fudoplication Diagnostic Laparoscopy Lysis of Adhesions Biopsies
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