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3. Recommendations for Intraoperative Adverse Events Data Collection in Clinical Studies and Study Protocols. An ICARUS Global Surgical Collaboration Study

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Cacciamani, Giovanni E., primary, Eppler, Michael, additional, Sayegh, Aref S., additional, Sholklapper, Tamir, additional, Mohideen, Muneeb, additional, Miranda, Gus, additional, Goldenberg, Mitch, additional, Sotelo, Rene J., additional, Desai, Mihir M., additional, and Gill, Inderbir S., additional

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2023
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13. SINGLE-PORT TRANSVESICAL ENUCLEATION OF PROSTATE (STEP): V353

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Desai, Mihir M, Sotelo, Rene J, Carmona, Oswaldo J, Canes, David, Monish, Aron, Astigueta, Juan C, De Andrade, Robert J, Herrera, Calkins, Ulchaker, James, Desai, Mahesh, Shoskes, Daniel A, Fareed, Khaled, and Gill, Inderbir S

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2009

15. ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY: V342

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Sotelo, Rene J, Carmona, Oswaldo, Clavijo, Rafael, Banda, Eduardo, Miranda, Marcelo, Palomino, Nelson, Fagin, Randy, and Finelli, Antonio

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2008

16. Robotic simple prostatectomy plus panniculectomy and giant umbilical hernia repair

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Hernandez, Angelica Beatriz, Medina, Luis G., Hueber, Pierre A., Glina, Felipe Placco Araujo, Landsberger, Hannah, Oberlin, Daniel, Cacciamani, Giovanni, Lopez, Byron, Patel, Ketan, and Sotelo, Rene J.

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Video Section
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Introduction: Simple prostatectomy is the gold standard for prostates >80 grams, robotic system has proven to help into speed the recovery of the patient and in morbid obesity the advantages of the robotic system can help to perform a successful surgery. Case: 80 years old male with morbid obesity (BMI 45) and several other comorbidities, with history of an umbilical hernia and obstructive lower urinary tract symptoms in acute urinary retention. PSA was 7 ng/dl, DRE demonstrates a >100gr prostate gland. A robotic simple prostatectomy, urethropexy, umbilical hernia repair and panniculectomy in Fleur-de-Lis was performed. Results: Operative time (OT) and estimated blood loss (EBL) were 438 min and 160 ml respectively. A JP drain was placed in the pelvis and 2 additional were left in the abdominal cavity with several Penrose drains. No immediate or intraoperative complications were observed. The length of stay (LOS) was 6 days without complications. Pathology report showed prostate of 304gr and benign prostatic tissue. Discussion: In patients with multiple comorbidities robot-assisted surgery provides advantages of shorter LOS, EBL, less transfusion and lower rate of complications. In patients with morbid obesity where the increased girth makes difficult the open approach, robotic surgery is an ideal way to provide definitive treatment; concomitant, Fleur-de-Lis panniculectomy can correct the abdominal contour in both vertical and horizontal orientation at the same time that provides a better plane for trocar insertion, an accurate location of the needle tip and a proper position of the remote center decreasing the possible complication of port placement.

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2019

17. Robotic Intracorporeal Urinary Diversion: Technical Details to Improve Time Efficiency

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Desai, Mihir M., primary, de Abreu, Andre Luis Castro, additional, Goh, Alvin C., additional, Fairey, Adrian, additional, Berger, Andre, additional, Leslie, Scott, additional, Xie, Hui Wen, additional, Gill, Karanvir S., additional, Miranda, Gus, additional, Aron, Monish, additional, Sotelo, Rene J., additional, Sun, Yinghao, additional, Xu, Zhang, additional, and Gill, Inderbir Singh, additional

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2014
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21. SINGLE-PORT TRANSVESICAL ENUCLEATION OF THE PROSTATE (STEP): CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

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Desai, Mihir M, primary, Berger, Andre, additional, Aron, Monish, additional, Canes, David, additional, Stein, Robert J, additional, Brandina, Ricardo, additional, Irwin, Brian, additional, Sotelo, Rene J, additional, Carmona, Oswaldo J, additional, Astigueta, Juan C, additional, De Andrade, Robert J, additional, Herrera, Calkins, additional, Ulchaker, James, additional, Desai, Mahesh, additional, Shoskes, Daniel A, additional, Fareed, Khaled, additional, and Gill, Inderbir S, additional

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2009
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22. ROBOTIC SIMPLE PROSTATECTOMY

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Sotelo, Rene J, primary, Carmona, Oswaldo, additional, Clavijo, Rafael, additional, Banda, Eduardo, additional, Miranda, Marcelo, additional, Palomino, Nelson, additional, Fagin, Randy, additional, and Finelli, Antonio, additional

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2008
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23. V1389: Intraoperative Non-Vascular Complications

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Sotelo, Rene J., primary, Garcia, Alejandro J., additional, Dubois, Rinci, additional, Carmona, Oswaldo, additional, Banda, Eduardo, additional, Guillonneau, Bertrand, additional, Secin, Fernando P., additional, Escobar, Federico, additional, Santinelli, Flavia, additional, and Deger, Serdar, additional

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2007
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24. V1386: Vascular Complications during Laparoscopic Surgery

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Sotelo, Rene J., primary, Garcia, Alejandro J., additional, Dubois, Rinci, additional, Carmona, Oswaldo, additional, Touijer, Karim, additional, Secin, Fernando P., additional, Mariano, Mirandolino B., additional, Santinelli, Flavia, additional, Castillo, Octavia, additional, and Andrade, Cesar, additional

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2007
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26. V493: Laparoscopic Repair of Rectourethral Fistulae

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Sotelo, Rene J., primary, Garcia, Alejandro J., additional, Mariano, Mirandolino B., additional, Sánchez, Luis, additional, Rodriguez, Eduardo, additional, Trujillo, Gustavo, additional, De Andrade, Robert, additional, Andrade, Cesar, additional, and Finelli, Antonio, additional

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2006
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31. Chicken gizzard: a new training model for laparoscopic urethrovesical anastomosis.

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Sotelo RJ, Astigueta JC, Carmona OJ, De Andrade RJ, and Moreira OE

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Anastomosis, Surgical education, Animals, Chickens, Gizzard, Avian, Laparoscopy, Models, Animal, Prostatectomy education, Urethra surgery, Urinary Bladder surgery
Abstract

Objective: To create a simple, inexpensive, and reproducible animal model to provide a new training option for performing urethrovesical anastomosis during laparoscopic radical prostatectomy., Material and Methods: Development and testing were carried out in 2008. The materials used included a laparoscopic training box, video camera, monitor, needle holder, sutures, and non-eviscerated chickens weighing more than 2 kilograms. The model was prepared with a new perception of a structure similar to the human pelvis. To create the anastomosis, we used the gizzard (bladder neck) and the rectum (urethra). Once the model was placed in the box, the anastomosis was performed under very similar anatomical conditions to real procedures. Anastomosis quality was assessed by means of a permeability test and transanal endoscopy., Results: The operating field is very similar to the human pelvis. The tissues have a quality, texture, and diameter resembling those of the urethra (rectum) and the bladder neck (gizzard), and offer the opportunity to practise anastomosis and anterior racket., Conclusions: The model for urethrovesical anastomosis using the chicken gizzard and rectum is simple, easily available, inexpensive and reproducible. The anatomy of the chicken and the characteristics of its tissues allow for training under conditions very similar to those present in human cases.

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2009
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