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Minimally Invasive Cystoscopic Suture Excision
Minimally Invasive Cystoscopic Suture Excision
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In this video titled "Minimally Invasive Stethoscopic Suture Excision," produced at Metro Health Medical Center, the authors demonstrate a simplified approach to removing a bladder stitch. The patient in the case had a history of endometriosis, pelvic organ prolapse, and stress incontinence, and had undergone laparoscopic surgeries. Months later, she experienced urinary urgency and frequency and an in-office evaluation revealed the presence of a suture. Using a laparoscopic fascial closure device, the suture was visualized and cut, and then delivered transurethrally. The instruments used included a stethoscope with grasper and scissors, and a laparoscopic fascial closure needle. No disclosures were made by the authors.
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Robert Pollard, MD
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Intravesical Suture
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Retained Suture Material
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Bladder Repair
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Foreign Body
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Laparoscopic Fascial Closure Device
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Minimally Invasive Stethoscopic Suture Excision
Metro Health Medical Center
bladder stitch removal
laparoscopic surgeries
urinary urgency
Intravesical Suture
Retained Suture Material
Bladder Repair
Foreign Body
Laparoscopic Fascial Closure Device
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