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Ces Urol 2015; 19(1): 83–85

VIDEO

Claviena 3 x 2, 2 x 3b (operační revize pro lézi tenké

kličky zavzaté do stehu minilaparotomie resp. krvá-

cení z jater) a 1 x 4a (pooperační kardiopulmonální

resuscitace).

Závěr:

LESS NE prováděnou zkušeným laparos-

kopistou je relativně bezpečná a efektivní metoda

nefrektomie pro benigní i maligní onemocnění

u vybraných případů (BMI<33 a méně pokročilé

tumory).

KLÍČOVÁ SLOVA

Nefrektomie, laparoskopie.

SUMMARY

Hora M. LESS (laparo-endoscopic single-site sur-

gery) nephrectomy.

Introduction:

The video presents our tech-

nique of LESS nephrectomy.

Material:

From 8/2011 to 10/2014 we per-

formed 262 mini-invasive nephrectomies includ-

ing 62 LESS procedures (23.7%) that are evalu-

ated below. There were 26 men, 36 women, 33

left sided and 29 right sided. The mean BMI was

26.9±3.9 (16–33.2). We used mostly Quadport+®

and GelPoint® in 8 cases. There were 45 tumours

and 17 benign masses. We had no strict indication

criteria for LESS, it depended on subjective evalua-

tion of the feasibility of surgical team. Procedures

were performed by 4 surgeons. Nonobese patients

with less advanced tumours were included.

Method:

This video presents a typical case. The

surgery begins in a flank position using transumbi-

lical minilaparotomy and multichannel port (Quad-

port+®). A 10 mm 0° video camera, one pre-bent

grasper and some sealing devices were used. The

lower pole of the kidney is deliberated, the ureter

and hilum are identified and elevated by using

a thread that is introduced through the abdomi-

nal wall. The renal hilum is divided en bloc with

a stapler. The kidney is totally deliberated without

any drainage.

Results:

We used the transumbilical approach

in 27 LESS (43.5%) nephrectomies (the last 19 only

with this procedure) and a pararectal incision in the

rest. An additional port was used in 27.4% (17) –

2/33 (6.1%) on the left, 15/29 (51.7%) on the right.

In 3 cases of them (4.8%), another additional port

(conventional laparoscopic nephrectomy) was nec-

essary. There were 2 conversions (3.2%). The mean

operation time (OT) was 96.7±40.0 (28–230) min-

utes. The most experienced surgeon had mean

OT 73.4±20.0 (28–104). Hilar vessels were divided

separately in 14 (22.6%) cases using lockable clips,

and 48 (77.4%) cases en bloc with a stapler. The

mean hospitalization time was 5.9±4.8 (2–40) days.

Complications according to the Clavien-Dindo clas-

sificationwere 3 times grade II and 2 times grade IIIb

(revisions for lesion of small intestine sutured to the

minilaparotomy and liver bleeding) and one grade

IVa (postoperative cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

Conclusion:

In selected cases (BMI<33 and less

advanced tumours). LESS nephrectomy performed

by an experienced laparoscopic surgeon, is a safe

and effective method for benign and malignant

kidney masses.

KEY WORDS

Nephrectomy, laparoscopy.

LITERATURA

1. Eret V, Schmidt M, Stránský P, et al.

Laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) in urology – a new

frontier in minimally invasive surgery? Ces Urol. 2012; 16(3): 146–156.

2. Hora M, Eret V, Stránský P, et al.

Position of laparo-endoscopic single-site surgery nephrectomy in

clinical practice and comparison (matched case-control study) with standard laparoscopic nephrectomy.

Videosurgery and Other Miniinvasive Techniques. 2014; 9(3): 371–379.