Titlebook: Current Review of Minimally Invasive Surgery; David C. Brooks (Associate Professor of Clinical S Book 1998Latest edition Springer-Verlag B

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Epidémiologie des cancers de l‘enfantn surgery more feasible. Laparoscopic management of disease processes involving the spleen, adrenal, and especially the pancreas were initially considered to be impractical. Through careful planning, leading members of the laparoscopic community have overcome significant barriers to perform safe sur

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Tumeurs sous-muqueuses de l’?sophagel practice. Many open abdominal operations have now been largely replaced by laparoscopic procedures, which result in less morbidity and postoperative pain, produce less scarring, and lead to a faster recovery [1]. Because of this change, surgeons have been seeking less invasive or minimally invasiv

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Société Fran?aise de Médecine Périnatalem to perform minimally invasive procedures in adults was somewhat muted among pediatric surgeons. The techniques and procedures that were found to be useful in adults have now been applied in children. Innovative modifications have been developed to account for the smaller working areas and volumes