Laparoscopic Sigmoid Resection: When Surgery Goes by the Book — and When It Doesn’t скачать в хорошем качестве

Laparoscopic Sigmoid Resection: When Surgery Goes by the Book — and When It Doesn’t

In patients with no prior abdominal surgeries, normal BMI, and standard vascular anatomy, laparoscopic sigmoid resection is typically smooth, standardized, and highly reproducible. 🟢 Clear dissection planes 🟢 Predictable steps 🟢 Consistent outcomes But what happens when the anatomy is altered? Adhesions from old trauma, embryological abnormalities, or unexpected variations can completely change the intra-abdominal landscape. There’s no familiar roadmap. The surgeon must adapt in real-time — think fast, act precisely, and stay safe. 🎯 There’s no margin for error. This is where true surgical skill shines: Not just technical proficiency, but surgical thinking — flexible, intuitive, and ready for the unexpected. Every case becomes a unique challenge, and the OR turns into a place where standard meets improvisation. ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for more real surgical cases, expert insights, and commentary from the OR. 📍 Follow us on Telegram and VK for more content in Russian.