首页 /研究 /Robotic Trans-Abdominal Transplant Nephrectomy for a Failed Renal Allograft
SURGICAL

Robotic Trans-Abdominal Transplant Nephrectomy for a Failed Renal Allograft

Matthew Mulloy, Miguel Tan, Joshua H. Wolf, S. D'Annunzio, Harrison S. Pollinger

发表年份
2014
引用次数
15
访问权限
开放获取

摘要

Minimally invasive surgery for removal of a failed renal allograft has not previously been reported. Herein, we report the first robotic trans-abdominal transplant nephrectomy (TN). A 34-year-old male with Alport's syndrome lost function of his deceased donor allograft after 12 years and presented with fever, pain over his allograft and hematuria. The operation was performed intra-abdominally using the Da Vinci Robotic Surgical System with four trocars. The total operative time was 235 min and the estimated blood loss was less than 25 cm(3). There were no peri-operative complications observed and the patient was discharged to home less than 24 h postoperatively. The utilization of robotic technology facilitated the successful performance of a minimally invasive, trans-abdominal TN.

关键词

MedicineNephrectomySurgeryRenal functionRenal transplantBlood lossUrologyKidneyTransplantationInternal medicine

相关论文

查看 SURGICAL 分类全部论文