Robotic Hysterectomy for Endometrial Malignancy


Education event Sponsored by: Intuitive Surgical

Conference Name: LIVE Operative Workshops by Intuitive

Conducted by: Intuitive Surgical India Pvt Ltd

Surgeon(s)/Speaker(s): Dr. Harit Chaturvedi and Dr. Kanika Batra Modi

Surgical Procedure: Oncology-Robotic Malignant Hysterectomy

Location: Max Super Specialty Hospital, Saket New Delhi



Indexsteps

1. Pan surveillance of abdomen : Pan surveillance of abdomen done and findings to be noted

2. Peritoneal fluid for cytology to be taken :

3. Clipping Infundibulopelvic ligament : Peritoneal incision given over lateral pelvic wall, ureter identified and IP ligament clipped.

4. Peritoneal incision extended till round ligament : Peritoneal incision extended till round ligament and landmarks ( medial obliterated umbilical ligament , ureter, iliac vessel ) identified.

5. Identifying sentinel lymph nodes : Identifying sentinel lymph nodes on firefly mode and dissected.

6. Peritoneal incision extended : Peritoneal incision extended till vesicouterine pouch bilaterally and bladder dissected off the lower uterine segment and cervix.

7. Bilateral uterine arteries bipoled and divided :

8. Bilateral uterosacral ligament coagulated and uterine attachment divided. :

9. Circumferential colopotomy done and cervix separated from vagina :

10. Bilateral IP ligament coagulated and divided :

11. Uterus delivered vaginally :

12. Vault closed in continuous fashion :

13. Hemostasis and mops count checked and abdomen desufflated :

14. Ports closed :



port positions

1. Patient position : • Dorsal supine lithotomy position • After primary port placement steep Trendelenberg position.

2. Port Position : ● Creating pneumoperitoneum via veree’s needle from Palmer’s point ● Supra-umbilical 8mm camera port ● Working Ports: Three. 8 mm ports – two on left side and one on right side of abdomen all atleast 8 cm apart from each other in same transverse line as primary camera port ● Accessory assistant port 12 mm – right iliac fossa



precautionary_measures

1. Postoperative care : ● Careful closure of ports ● Infiltration of all trocar sites with local anesthetic ● Closure of wounds and application of dressing



pre_post_measures

1. Preoperative investigations : Complete blood count :new:Blood sugar – random (fasting and postprandial, if diabetic) :new:Serum creatinine :new:Liver function tests :new:Coagulation profile :new:HIV / HbsAg / Anti-HCV :new:Blood group :new:Chest x-ray :new:ECG :new:Echocardiogram (if over 50 years) :new:PET CT SCAN WHOLE BODY/ CE-MRI WHOLE ABDOMEN + NCCT CHEST

2. Preoperative measures : General Anaesthesia :new:Patient is catheterized to empty the Bladder. :new:Attachment of the diathermy plate :new:Securing the patient to the table :new:Padding of the pressure points :new:Dose of prophylactic antibiotic at the time of induction of anaesthesia :new:Anti-embolic stockings / placement of an intermittent compression device on the legs

3. Postoperative measures : NBM for 8 hours :new:Ambulate after that :new:Analgesics as required :new:Input output charting :new:Thromboprophylaxis



Surgical Instruments

1. Da Vinci Xi Surgical System

2. Prograsp Forceps

3. Monopolar Scissors

4. Needle drivers

5. Bipolar forceps