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Dr. Daniel Ostlie
The use of stab incisions for instrument access in laparoscopic urological procedures
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In brief
In brief
This article describes a trocar-free technique using direct stab incisions for instrument access in laparoscopic urological procedures, demonstrating equivalent safety and efficacy to traditional cannula-based approaches while achieving significant cost savings through elimination of disposable ports.
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Laparoscopic urological procedures can be performed effectively and safely with stab incisions for instrument access. There are significant cost savings related to the elimination of cannulas. We believe that our technique of stab incisions for instrument access is equivalent to the traditional cann …
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