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  • Title
  • 1. Access to the Abdomen and Placement of Ports
  • 2. Retraction of the Omentum Above the Liver
  • 3. Medial-to-Lateral Colon Mobilization
  • 4. Incision Extension for Open Approach Portion
  • 5. Terminal Ileum Transection
  • 6. Distal Colonic Transection
  • 7. Division of Remaining Attachments to Remove Specimen
  • 8. Gastric Serosa Reinforcement
  • 9. Side-to-Side Anastomosis
  • 10. Final Inspection, Irrigation, and Changing Gloves
  • 11. Closure
  • 12. Post-op Discussion

Article type:Descriptions of Clinical and Surgical Procedures

Laparoscopic-Assisted Right Hemicolectomy

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Anthony D. Douglas II, MD; Derrius Anderson, MD; Jelani Williams, MD; Rowan Hussein; Ashley Russell; Konstantin Umanskiy, MD
UChicago Medicine

General Surgery

Manuscript Format: Full Text

Procedure Outline

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Access to the Abdomen and Placement of Ports
    1. 2. Retraction of the Omentum Above the Liver
      1. 3. Medial-to-Lateral Colon Mobilization
        1. 4. Incision Extension for Open Approach Portion
          1. 5. Terminal Ileum Transection
            1. 6. Distal Colonic Transection
              1. 7. Division of Remaining Attachments to Remove Specimen
                1. 8. Gastric Serosa Reinforcement
                  1. 9. Side-to-Side Anastomosis
                    1. 10. Final Inspection, Irrigation, and Changing Gloves
                      1. 11. Closure
                        1. 12. Post-op Discussion

                          1. Access to the Abdomen and Placement of Ports

                          2. Retraction of the Omentum Above the Liver

                          3. Medial-to-Lateral Colon Mobilization

                          4. Incision Extension for Open Approach Portion

                          5. Terminal Ileum Transection

                          6. Distal Colonic Transection

                          7. Division of Remaining Attachments to Remove Specimen

                          8. Gastric Serosa Reinforcement

                          9. Side-to-Side Anastomosis

                          10. Final Inspection, Irrigation, and Changing Gloves

                          11. Closure

                          12. Post-op Discussion

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                          Publication Date
                          Article ID477
                          Production ID0477
                          Volume2025
                          Issue477
                          DOI
                          https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/477