AnnotatEd Bibliography for Laparoscopy

Kurtz, Robert C., and Robert J. Ginsberg. "Cancer Diagnosis: Endoscopy." In Cancer: Principles & Practice of Oncology, edited by Vincent T. DeVita, Jr. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2004, 725-27.

Laparoscopic natural forces are crucial to the performance of present-day gynecologists. Hence, we investigated the share of negligible invasive surgery in the educating of obstetricians and gynecologists. More vigilance should be conceded to negligible invasive surgery is needed in OBGYN residency programs.

Laparoscopy is rarely used as part of a palliative cancerous contamination treatment. This type of remedy is not a treatment, but can often decrease the symptoms. An demonstration is the feeding tube, which cancerous contamination patients may have if they were incapable to take in nourishment by mouth. The feeding tube presents nutrition precisely into the stomach. Inserting the tube with a laparoscopy holds the persevering ordeal of open surgery.

Iannitti, David A. "The Role of Laparoscopy in the Management of Pancreatic Cancer." Home Journal Library Index.

Video laparoscopy has undergone important developments in the past years. This expertise can be directed to the administration of patients with pancreatic carcinoma. Laparoscopy can accomplish the next goals when healing patients with pancreatic cancer: (1) to unquestionably stage the infection encompassing diagnosis of intraperitoneal and extrapancreatic infection, (2) to assess resectability, (3) in resectional treatment and, (4) in palliation of unresectable disease.

Schwenk, W., Haase, O., Günther, Nina & Neudecker, Jens, (2007) Methodological quality of randomised controlled trials comparing short-term results of laparoscopic and conventional colorectal resection, 26 May 2007

Publications from 28 RCT published articles from 1996 to 2005 were encompassed in this analysis. Methodological values of RCT was only moderate [E & P 55 (32-84); Jadad 2 (1-5)]. There was a significant link between the E & P and the Jadad tally (r=0.788; p<0.001). Methodological values of RCT somewhat expanded with enhancing number ...