Atlas of Single-Incision Laparoscopic Operations in General Surgery
Check Price on Amazon

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases

Atlas of Single-Incision Laparoscopic Operations in General Surgery

Expert Analysis (Click for details)
Reference Quality
Overall Score 4.0/5
Strengths
Well-organized by organ system, quick lookup for specific SILS procedures.
Limitations
Dated 2014, may omit newer hybrid and robotic single-port techniques.
Recommendations
Use as a desktop reference for classic single-incision laparoscopy, cross-check with updates.
Loading decision snapshot…
This atlas presents an extensive collection of single-incision laparoscopic operations in general surgery performed from 2008 to 2013 in Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University. 2000 operations are reported in it. All the figures in it were collected using real time recordings of the operations which will be particularly interesting to the readers. In each specific surgery, authors provide its key surgical steps, complications and management and contraindication. This atlas is intended for clinical surgeons who can evolve these operations soon after reading about them. Patients will also benefit from this book because of the combination of minimal invasiveness and cosmetic effect of single-incision laparoscopic surgery.
ISBN-139789402401271
ISBN-10940240127X
PublisherSpringer
Publication DateOctober 2016
Edition1
Languageen
FormatHardcover

Expert Analysis & Insights

In-depth editorial assessment across key dimensions

5 dimensions analyzed
Reference Quality
4.0

Well-organized by organ system, quick lookup for specific SILS procedures.

Use as a desktop reference for classic single-incision laparoscopy, cross-check with updates.

Learning Effectiveness
4.0

Real-time operative images and 'tips and tricks' foster visual learning and skill transfer.

Maximize uptake by pairing with live workshops and video-based tutorials.

Knowledge Depth
4.0

Comprehensive coverage of 40 procedure categories across 12 chapters with generous page allocation.

Sufficient for technical execution; supplement with literature for evidence-based decisions.

Clinical Relevance
4.0

Derived from 2000 real operations, details intra-operative decision-making and complication management.

Useful for advanced laparoscopists seeking to standardize their SILS approach.

Curriculum Alignment
3.0

Covers a broad range of general surgery, from foregut to thyroid and NOTES.

Incorporate into minimally invasive surgery fellowships or CME for practicing surgeons.