Examinando por Autor "Aparicio, Steven"

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    Manual ilustrado de cirugía general
    (2023) Peña Chacón, Nicolás; Castañeda, María Paula; Rivera Castrillón, Daniel; Cadena, Santiago; Melo, Alix; Santafé, Marcia; Fuentes, María Alejandra; Sánchez, Yazmin; Rincón, Alejandro; Navia, María Paula; Noguera, Valentina; Moreno, Daniel; Neira, María José; Quijano, María Alejandra; Fuentes, Gabriela; Acero, Daniel Camilo; Cañón, Mateo Vanegas; Marín, Santiago; Pérez, Angie; Moreno, Daniela; Olivera, María Paula; Aparicio, Steven; Navia, María Paula; Castañeda, María Camila; Garavito, Julián; Franco, Laura; Acevedo, David; Cabrera, Laura; Quintero, Camila; Almanza, David; Moreno, Daniela; Valderrama, Valentina; Huepo Pérez, María Paula; Carrillo, Andrés Felipe; Aristizábal, Sofia; Acosta, Nicolás; Alvarado, Alejandro; Pastrana, Daniela; Márquez, Andreina; Perilla, José Luis; González, Laura; Moreno, Valery; Piñeros, Santiago; Ramírez, Andrés; Baez, Dayana; Ángel, Germán; Pataquiva, Nicolás; Noguera, Valeria; Mill, César; Bernal, Tatiana; Vargas Moreno, Juan Felipe; Prato, Nirya Fernanda; Herrera, Daniela; Forero, María Paula; Noguera, Valentina; Cabrera Vargas, Luis Felipe; Pulido, Jean; Pedraza, Mauricio
    Este manual ilustrado de cirugía general representa una innovación en el ámbito del aprendizaje quirúrgico, no solo en América Latina sino en todo el mundo, pues se trata del primero basado en la técnica de diseminación del conocimiento mediante visuals abstracts descrita por el Dr. Andrew Ibrahim. Esta facilita a estudiantes, internos y residentes interesados en cirugía la adquisición del conocimiento, al exponerlo de forma más visual y didáctica. La obra propone un proceso de aprendizaje más cercano a las nuevas generaciones de cirujanos millenials y centennials y busca ampliar y facilitar la difusión del conocimiento quirúrgico básico y avanzado.
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    Reparación de hernias paraesofágicas gigantes asistida por robot en un hospital de cuarto nivel en Bogotá, Colombia, Clínica Shaio: serie de casos y revisión de la literatura
    (Academic Mexicana de Cirugia, 2020) Luna, Rubén; Luna Jaspe, Carlos; Pérez Hoyos, Angie K.; Cabrera Vargas, Luis F.; Pedraza, Mauricio; Pudilo, Jean A.; Padilla, Laura T.; Santafé Guerrero, Marcia; Aparicio, Steven
    Background: Giant paraesophageal hernias have a surgical indication in case of symptoms. Since twenty years ago robot-assisted repair was incorporated to overcome the limitations of the laparoscopic surgery, and to offer new advantages. Objective: To report the experience on repairing giant paraesophageal hernias assisted by robot in a fourth level hospital in Bogotá, Colombia, Shaio Clinic. Method: Retrospective and descriptive study of five cases of giant paraesophageal hernia type III or IV, taken to robotic correction during August 2016 to June 2018. Evaluation of post-surgery outcomes. Results: Five paraesophageal robot-assisted repair were performed. Mean surgical time was 146 minutes, one conversion to open surgery, the average intraoperative bleeding was 100 mL, hospital stay time of 2.2 days. Morbidity, mortality and recurrence percentages in the short time were equal to 0%. Conclusions: Robot-assisted repair of giant paraesophageal hernias, has shown advantages that overcome the limitations of the laparoscopic approach such as dissections in difficult-to-reach angles, increased accuracy, ergonomics, three-dimensional, and closer view of the workspace. In addition, robot-assisted repair promotes better surgical and postoperative outcomes; these advantages have been demonstrated mainly in the repair of giant paraesophageal hernias.