PMC:7117791 / 13588-15261 JSONTXT 11 Projects

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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T94 0-32 Sentence denotes Specific surgical considerations
T95 34-79 Sentence denotes Deflation technique at the end of a procedure
T96 80-251 Sentence denotes Standard laparoscopic practice is to remove all ports under vision and subsequently expel all the operative gas followed by removal of the laparoscope under direct vision.
T97 252-377 Sentence denotes In view of the potential aerosol risks all ports used to release gas should have a suitable smoke extraction device attached.
T98 378-517 Sentence denotes At the end of the procedure, gas should be removed using the combination of a suction device and releasing gas slowing via a filtered port.
T99 518-732 Sentence denotes The accessory ports should be removed slowly and over a blunt probe, which is subsequently removed, to reduce the risk of hernia as removal under direct vision is not possible when avoiding inadvertent gas leakage.
T100 733-840 Sentence denotes The primary port should still be removed under direct vision once the abdomen has been completely deflated.
T101 841-1086 Sentence denotes Ports larger than 5mm should be closed as per standard practice, however a J needle closure (after all other ports are removed) is recommended rather than using an Endoclose device, which would increase the risk of gas escaping from the abdomen.
T102 1088-1125 Sentence denotes Total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH)
T103 1126-1244 Sentence denotes Laparoscopic hysterectomies, in the context of malignancies, are likely to continue to be undertaken in this pandemic.
T104 1245-1408 Sentence denotes Particular care must be taken during colpotomy and subsequent uterine extraction to minimise unfiltered gas leakage and sudden loss of blood and other body fluids.
T105 1409-1540 Sentence denotes The abdomen should be emptied of gas using a suction device and filtered ports, as described above, prior to removal of the uterus.
T106 1541-1673 Sentence denotes To minimise airborne droplet transmission consideration should be given to performing an open hysterectomy, on a case by case basis.