Page 5 - WJOLS - Laparoscopic Journal
P. 5

Laparoscopic Extracorporeal Clot Extrusion Under Local Anesthesia for Removal of Intraluminal Fibrin Clot

            are counted like: the need for general anesthesia, the adverse  2. Twardowski ZJ, Pasley K. Reversed one-way obstruction of
            physiologic effects of CO  pneumoperitoneum, the        the peritoneal catheter (the accordion clot). Perit Dial Int
                                     2
            requirement of operating room and experienced surgeon   1994;14:296-97.
            and laparoscopic instruments, and the long duration of the  3. Hashimoto Y, Yano S, Nakanishi Y, Suzuki S, Tsutsumi M. A
                                                                    method for opening an obstructed peritoneal catheter using an
            procedure. 18                                           infusion accelator. Adv Perit Dial 1996;12:228-30.
               The advantages of our laparoscopic technique are: no  4. Benevent D, Peyronnet P, Brignon P, et al. Urokinase infusion
            need to general anesthesia, using N O instead CO  that  for obstructed catheters and peritonitis. Perit Dial Bull 1985;
                                                        2
                                           2
            eliminate adverse effect of CO  retentions. Our procedure  5:77.
                                      2
            is simple and no need to full laparoscopic experiences or  5. Thompson N, Uldall R. A problem in peritoneal dialysis. Lancet
            advanced instruments. Feasibility of this procedure under  1969;2:603-04.
            local anesthesia and conscious sedation, provide it as an  6. Bergstein JM, Andreoli SP, West KW, Grosfeld JL.
            appropriate method for all patients even for high-risk cases  Streptokinase therapy for occluded Tenckhoff catheter in children
                                                                    on CAPD. Perit Dial Int 1988;8:137-39.
            for general anesthesia.                              7. Hutchinson PJ, Chand DH. Use of tissue plasminogen activator
               Using laparoscopy for removal of intraluminal fibrin clot  in obstructed peritoneal dialysis catheters. Dial Transpl 2001;
            is not new. 14-16  In some of the previous reports the  30:104-08.
            clot was extracted intracorporealy by pushing the clot  8. McLaughlin K, Jardine AG. Closed stiff-wire manipulation of
            intraluminally using gastroscopic biopsy forceps or urethral  malpositioned Tenckhoff catheters offers a safe and effective
            catheter, 14,16  or by milking the catheter using atraumatic  way of prolonging peritoneal dialysis. Int J Artif Organs 2000;
                              23
            laparoscopic forceps.  In some other reports, extraction  23:219-20.
            of PD catheter through laparoscopic port for rescuing the  9. Sharp J, Eastham EJ, Coulthard MG. Removal of a fibrin plug
            malfunctioning catheter is suggested. At 1996, Crabtree  from within a silastic peritoneal dialysis catheter: The sheastard
                                                                    sweep. Perit Dial Int 1990;10:61-62.
            reported one case of omental wrapping that after mobilization  10. Kumwenda MJ, Wright FK. The use of a channel-cleaning brush
            of the catheter, it pulled out, permitting complete removal  for malfunctioning Tenckhoff catheters. Nephrol Dial Transplant
            of the omental and fibrin debris plugging the side holes and  1999;14:1254-57.
                                              24
            lumen of the catheter under direct vision.  In review of the  11. Stringel G, Olsen S, Cascio C. Unblocking peritoneal dialysis
            literature we could find also some other reports about this  catheters with a combination of urokinase and Fogarty catheter
            technique, 14,25  but all of them are under general anesthesia.  manipulation. Advan Perit Dial 1995;11:200-01.
               Extraction of the catheter from peritoneal cavity for a  12. Palmer R. Safety in laparoscopy. J Reprod Med 1974;13:1-5.
            short period in a sterile filed could not be rise catheter  13. Keshvari A, Najafi I, Jafari-Javid M, Yunesian M, Chaman R,
            contamination. Insisting to intracorporeal extrusion of the  Nouri Taromlou MK . Laparoscopic peritoneal dialysis catheter
            clot by intraluminal manipulation using different instruments  implantation using a Tenckhoff trocar under local anesthesia
            is most likely to raise contamination. Intracorporeal milking  with nitrous oxide gas insufflations. Am J Surg 2009;197:8-13.
            of the catheter by laparoscopic forceps is very time wasting  14. Zadrozny D, Lichodziejewska-Niemierko M, Draczkowski T,
            and need to additional port site. Pulling out the catheter by  Renke M, Liberek T. Laparoscopic approach for dysfunctional
            open surgery for extraction of the clot or resolving other  Tenckhoff catheters. Perit Dial Int 1999;19:170-82.
                                                  18
            causes of malfunction that recently reported  is not only  15. Ogunc G. Malfunctioning peritoneal dialysis catheter and
            more invasive but can lead to new adhesion or restriction to  accompanying surgical pathology repaired by laparoscopic
                                                                    surgery. Perit Dial Int 2002;22:454-62.
            continuing the peritoneal dialysis due to more peritoneal  16. Santarelli S, Zeiler M, Marinelli R, Monteburini T, Federico A,
            trauma.                                                 Ceraudo E. Videolaparoscopy as rescue therapy and placement
               The number of patients and catheters in this study is  of peritoneal dialysis catheter: A thirty-two case single center
            too small for meaningful statistical analysis. However, we  experience. Nephrol Dial Transplant 2006;21:1348-54.
            feel that the laparoscopic “ECCE” should be a considered  17. Yilmazlar T, Kirdak T, Bilgin S, Yavuz M, Yurtkuran M.
            option for the management of catheter malfunction due to  Laparoscopic findings of peritoneal dialysis catheter malfunction
            fibrin clot.                                            and management outcomes. Perit Dial Int 2006;26:374-79.
                                                                18. Sung-Ho K, Duk-Hyun L, Hee-Jeong C, Hye-Jin S, Ye-Soo J,
            REFERENCES                                              Dong-Hyun K, Jong-Hoon P, Chan-Duck K, Yong-lim K.
             1. Crabtree JH, Burchette RJ. Effective use of long-term peritoneal  Minilaparotomy with manual correction for malfunctioning
                dialysis access. Am J Surg Jul 2009;198(1):135-41.  peritoneal dialysis catheters. Perit Dial Int 2008;28:550-53.



            World Journal of Laparoscopic Surgery, May-August 2010;3(2):55-58                                 57
   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10