Dr. Suk Yoon-Lee

Surgical skin adhesive in Colorectal surgery

Wound complications are one of the most common complications in colorectal surgeries. Also, their treatment is crucial due to the high risk of their outcomes. Surgeons need to choose between skin stapling or skin adhesive. In this video, Dr. Yoon Suk Lee explains the characteristics of both methods. As the main topic of the video is skin adhesive, he explains the potential advantages of this method. He also discusses whether this method could reduce surgical site infections (SSIs). To answer this question,Dr. Lee explains the methods and results of a study to compare both wound closure methods, which had lower outcomes of SSIs. To conclude, he specifically lists the advantages of surgical skin adhesive over stapling.

Right Colectomy Best Practices To Avoid Anastomotic Leaks Complications

PROGRAM     1. Right colon resection - Dr. Joep Knol Dr. Joep Knol gives comments and advice about the procedure using 4 videos that cover different stages of right colon resection: D2 medial to lateral approach, lateral mobilization, resection, and reanastomosis. In addition to Dr. Knol’s comments, the videos are subtitled, providing information on the actions being performed during the operation.      2. Laparoscopic CME/CVL for right colon cancer - Dr. Yoon Suk Lee Experience in operations makes surgeons better, forcing them to overcome different challenges and finding the best way to perform the surgery. Laparoscopic CME with CVL is no different in this regard. In this video, Dr. Yoon Suk Lee gives his recommendations to achieve successful outcomes. 3 key points for a good surgery are covered. One, an effective technique for traction and counter traction, used by the surgeon and the assistant. Two, surgical energy systems to prevent leakage. And three, the placement of the trocars and the surgeons during the operation. To illustrate his recommendations, Dr. Lee comments on a laparoscopic operation. Finally, Dr. Less discusses the use of ICG for ICA to check the state of some organs. procedure for checking states of some organs, and gives 3 recommendations for a successful operation…     3. Interoperative anastomotic leak diagnosis: what to do. - Dr. Willem Bemelman Anastomotic leaks are severe complications in colorectal surgery, increasing the need to improve performance to prevent its consequences. In this video, Dr Willem Bemelman describes the 3 main factors to achieve the perfect anastomosis, and discusses the last one: technical integrity. However, there is no perfect technique. Various test techniques are explained using diagrams and studies on specific techniques (e.g. air leak testing). Dr. Bemelman also gives examples from his own cases. Nonetheless, tests can give us insufficient information. Dr. Bemelman explains some techniques to deal with this problem and discusses the overview technique. Finally, he summarizes the video giving some important points.

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Open Sigmoid Resection for colo-vesical Fistula

Lower midline laparotomy (open) with dissection of the sigmoid colon.

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