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Veress J. Neues Instrument sur Ausfuhrung von ... - Dr Philip Thomas Veress J. Neues Instrument sur Ausfuhrung von ... - Dr Philip Thomas
Equipment (cont) � Diagnostic sheath � 5mm diameter/ 1mm channel � Operative sheaths � 7-‐10mm (average 8mm) � Common cavity for passage of scope and tools � Isolated input and output channels (1980’s) � Same 2-‐4mm scope as for diagnostic � Resectoscope � Double armed mono-‐polar electrode with either loop or roller-‐ ball � 30 degree telescope/ angled towards the electrode (12mm) 10
Accessory instruments � Alligator grasping forceps, biopsy forceps and scissors. Semi-‐rigid � Bipolar electrodes � Monopolar blade electrodes � Flexible hysteroscope (Fujinon, 1980’s) � LASER (Argon, Nd, YAG and KTP) � Lots of bother and no practical advantage � Good coag but poor vapourisation properties 11
- Page 1 and 2: Philip Thomas FRANZCOG, FRCS Edinbu
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- Page 42 and 43: ComplicaEons � Operator dependent
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Equipment (cont)<br />
� Diagnostic sheath<br />
� 5mm diameter/ 1mm channel<br />
� Operative sheaths<br />
� 7-‐10mm (average 8mm)<br />
� Common cavity for passage of scope and tools<br />
� Isolated input and output channels (1980’s)<br />
� Same 2-‐4mm scope as for diagnostic<br />
� Resectoscope<br />
� Double armed mono-‐polar electrode with either loop or roller-‐<br />
ball<br />
� 30 degree telescope/ angled towards the electrode (12mm)<br />
10
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