Laparoscopic surgery for XXXX .

@entity1 @entity101 @entity1911 @entity190 @entity5 @entity3360 @entity591 @entity7368 @entity2661 @entity7129
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the feasibility of laparoscopic adrenalectomy for @entity1911 . MATERIAL: Between January 1998 and March 2002, 12 @entity1 aged from 19 to 76 (average age 54 years) underwent 13 adrenalectomies (7 right and 6 left, 1 bilateral) using laparoscopic surgery. A specific anti- @entity101 preparation was begun prior to the operation. Peaks of blood pressure were treated by bolus @entity3360 and @entity7129 by bolus @entity7368 . @entity2661 were dosed at different times during the intervention. As far as surgery was concerned, the adrenalectomies were performed 11 times using the transperitoneal route and twice using the retroperitoneal route. The adrenal vein was found and ligatured before manipulation of the adrenal gland. RESULTS: Average length of operation was 127 minutes (75 to 195). Average @entity190 was 105 ml (0 to 1000). @entity2661 dosed throughout showed a variable increase in plasma rates during peritoneal insufflation and manipulation of the gland. They were responsible for 5 cases of @entity101 bouts and 2 cases of @entity591 which were treated with medication. No surgical conversions were necessary. Average length of hospital stay was 4.18 days (3 to 6); average size of @entity5 was 44 mm (30 to 72); average follow-up, 18.4 months. CONCLUSION: This study showed the feasibility of adrenalectomy for @entity1911 using laparoscopic surgery, subject to specific medical preparation to reduce the consequences of peroperative bouts of @entity101 and @entity7129 during peritoneal insufflation and manipulation of the adrenal gland despite initial ligature of the main adrenal vein.
