Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy

Purpose: Demonstrate two alternatives that permit a warm ischemia time reduction during laparoscopic partial nephrectomy. Materials and Methods: In this video, two cases of intermediate complexity renal tumors according to the RENAL nephrometry renal scoring system illustrating the techniques and our preliminary experience: a 65 year old man with a 4 cm right, posterior renal tumor. This patient underwent an early unclamping and parenchymal suturing using a greek bar continuous suture with hem-o-lock clips attached to the respective extremities of the suture; The second patient is a 49 year old man with a 3 cm renal tumor. The technique utilized was no clamping resection following the ABC Medical School technique: dissection of renal hilum for eventual clamping if necessary, a frontal 360 degrees visualization of tumor limits, pneumoperitoneum pressure elevated to 25mmHg during tumor resection, spiral excavation of normal parenchyma around the tumor and resection with negative margins. Results: We previously performed 15 cases utilizing the early unclamping technique. The mean clamp time was 15 minutes with a mean blood loss of 285 mL. Only 1 patient had focal positive surgical margins, without recurrence demonstrated at 30 months. Fifteen partial nephrectomies were previously performed with on demand clamping. In 3 cases, clamping was necessary with a mean ischemia time of 11 minutes. The mean blood loss was 390 mL and 2 cases required a perioperative blood transfusion. One case presented with a positive focal margin without recurrence demonstrated at 24 months of follow-up. Renal function was preserved in all cases regardless of the technique applied. Conclusion: Warm ischemia time can be reduced and kidney function can be preserved during laparoscopic nephrectomy if either early unclamping or on demand clamping are selectively applied.

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Main Authors: Carlos,Alexandre Stievano, Tobias-Machado,Marcos, Starling,Eduardo Simão, Araujo,Felipe Brandão Corrêa de, Faria,Eliney Ferreira, Nogueira,Lucas, Juliano,Roberto Vaz, Pompeo,Antonio Carlos Lima
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Published: Sociedade Brasileira de Urologia 2013
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spelling oai:scielo:S1677-553820130001001452013-04-10Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomyCarlos,Alexandre StievanoTobias-Machado,MarcosStarling,Eduardo SimãoAraujo,Felipe Brandão Corrêa deFaria,Eliney FerreiraNogueira,LucasJuliano,Roberto VazPompeo,Antonio Carlos Lima Purpose: Demonstrate two alternatives that permit a warm ischemia time reduction during laparoscopic partial nephrectomy. Materials and Methods: In this video, two cases of intermediate complexity renal tumors according to the RENAL nephrometry renal scoring system illustrating the techniques and our preliminary experience: a 65 year old man with a 4 cm right, posterior renal tumor. This patient underwent an early unclamping and parenchymal suturing using a greek bar continuous suture with hem-o-lock clips attached to the respective extremities of the suture; The second patient is a 49 year old man with a 3 cm renal tumor. The technique utilized was no clamping resection following the ABC Medical School technique: dissection of renal hilum for eventual clamping if necessary, a frontal 360 degrees visualization of tumor limits, pneumoperitoneum pressure elevated to 25mmHg during tumor resection, spiral excavation of normal parenchyma around the tumor and resection with negative margins. Results: We previously performed 15 cases utilizing the early unclamping technique. The mean clamp time was 15 minutes with a mean blood loss of 285 mL. Only 1 patient had focal positive surgical margins, without recurrence demonstrated at 30 months. Fifteen partial nephrectomies were previously performed with on demand clamping. In 3 cases, clamping was necessary with a mean ischemia time of 11 minutes. The mean blood loss was 390 mL and 2 cases required a perioperative blood transfusion. One case presented with a positive focal margin without recurrence demonstrated at 24 months of follow-up. Renal function was preserved in all cases regardless of the technique applied. Conclusion: Warm ischemia time can be reduced and kidney function can be preserved during laparoscopic nephrectomy if either early unclamping or on demand clamping are selectively applied. info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedade Brasileira de UrologiaInternational braz j urol v.39 n.1 20132013-02-01text/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1677-55382013000100145en10.1590/S1677-5538.IBJU.2013.01.21
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author Carlos,Alexandre Stievano
Tobias-Machado,Marcos
Starling,Eduardo Simão
Araujo,Felipe Brandão Corrêa de
Faria,Eliney Ferreira
Nogueira,Lucas
Juliano,Roberto Vaz
Pompeo,Antonio Carlos Lima
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Tobias-Machado,Marcos
Starling,Eduardo Simão
Araujo,Felipe Brandão Corrêa de
Faria,Eliney Ferreira
Nogueira,Lucas
Juliano,Roberto Vaz
Pompeo,Antonio Carlos Lima
Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
author_facet Carlos,Alexandre Stievano
Tobias-Machado,Marcos
Starling,Eduardo Simão
Araujo,Felipe Brandão Corrêa de
Faria,Eliney Ferreira
Nogueira,Lucas
Juliano,Roberto Vaz
Pompeo,Antonio Carlos Lima
author_sort Carlos,Alexandre Stievano
title Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
title_short Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
title_full Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
title_fullStr Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
title_full_unstemmed Alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
title_sort alternative techniques to reduce warm ischemia time in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
description Purpose: Demonstrate two alternatives that permit a warm ischemia time reduction during laparoscopic partial nephrectomy. Materials and Methods: In this video, two cases of intermediate complexity renal tumors according to the RENAL nephrometry renal scoring system illustrating the techniques and our preliminary experience: a 65 year old man with a 4 cm right, posterior renal tumor. This patient underwent an early unclamping and parenchymal suturing using a greek bar continuous suture with hem-o-lock clips attached to the respective extremities of the suture; The second patient is a 49 year old man with a 3 cm renal tumor. The technique utilized was no clamping resection following the ABC Medical School technique: dissection of renal hilum for eventual clamping if necessary, a frontal 360 degrees visualization of tumor limits, pneumoperitoneum pressure elevated to 25mmHg during tumor resection, spiral excavation of normal parenchyma around the tumor and resection with negative margins. Results: We previously performed 15 cases utilizing the early unclamping technique. The mean clamp time was 15 minutes with a mean blood loss of 285 mL. Only 1 patient had focal positive surgical margins, without recurrence demonstrated at 30 months. Fifteen partial nephrectomies were previously performed with on demand clamping. In 3 cases, clamping was necessary with a mean ischemia time of 11 minutes. The mean blood loss was 390 mL and 2 cases required a perioperative blood transfusion. One case presented with a positive focal margin without recurrence demonstrated at 24 months of follow-up. Renal function was preserved in all cases regardless of the technique applied. Conclusion: Warm ischemia time can be reduced and kidney function can be preserved during laparoscopic nephrectomy if either early unclamping or on demand clamping are selectively applied.
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