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RESEARCH ARTICLE
            Comparative Study of Veress Needle and Visiport in Creating

            Pneumoperitoneum in Laparoscopic Surgery


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            Sheela Prince , Packirisamy Kannan , RK Mishra 3
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             Introduction: In minimal access surgery, the technique of first entry in the human body with the telescope and instruments is called the
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             access technique. Laparoscopic access is of two types: closed and open access.  Here we are analyzing the merits and demerits of two entry
             techniques and the incidence of complications in both techniques. Comparison is between the blind technique by using the Veress needle and
             the undervision technique by using Visiport.
             Aim of study: To assess, evaluate, and compare the incidence of complications in blind and clear view access techniques in laparoscopic surgery.
             Materials and methods: A total of 150 cases of laparoscopic surgeries using the Veress needle and 150 cases of laparoscopic surgeries done
             by Visiport have been reported. (All laparoscopic surgeries were done in the General Surgery Department in Rashid Hospital from January 1,
             2015 to December 12, 2015.)
             Result: In this study of comparison, both techniques were seen to have been associated with their own complications. But Visiport is a safe
             and faster method of creating pneumoperitoneum, though there was a statistically insignificant major vascular injury. It happened with an
             inexperienced surgeon.
             Conclusion: Visiport is a safe and faster method of creating pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic surgery.
             Keywords: Laparoscopic access, Pneumoperitoneum, Veress needle, Visiport.
             World Journal of Laparoscopic Surgery (2019): 10.5005/jp-journals-10033-1368


            IntroductIon                                       1 Department of General Surgery, Zulekha Hospital, Dubai, United Arab
            In minimal access surgery, the technique of first entry in the human   Emirates
            body with the telescope and instruments is called the access   2 Department of General Surgery, Rashid Hospital, Dubai, United Arab
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            technique.  It is important to know that 20% of laparoscopic   Emirates
            complications are caused at the time of initial access. Developing   3 Department of General Surgery,  World Laparoscopy Hospital,
            access skill is one of the important achievements for the surgeons   Gurugram, Haryana, India
            practicing minimal access surgery. First entry access in laparoscopy   Corresponding Author: Sheela Prince, Department of General
            is of two types: closed and open access.           Surgery, Zulekha Hospital, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Phone: +971
               In the closed technique, a Veress needle is commonly used   567600373, e-mail: sheelaprince8@gmail.com
            by minimal access surgeons worldwide but it is a blind technique.   How to cite this article: Prince S, Kannan P, Mishra RK. Comparative
            Nowadays, an entry technique with optical trocars is used for   Study of Veress Needle and Visiport in Creating Pneumoperitoneum in
            visual guided access into the abdomen. Here we are analyzing the   Laparoscopic Surgery. World J Lap Surg 2019;12(2):73–75.
            merits and demerits of two entry techniques and the incidence   Source of support: Nil

            of complications in both techniques. Comparison is between the   Conflict of interest: None
            blind technique by using the Veress needle and the undervision
            technique by using Visiport.
            MAterIAls And Methods                              Selection Criteria

            Study Area                                         •  Inclusion criteria—all the patients who underwent laparoscopic
            Rashid Hospital, General Surgery Department.          surgery in General Surgery Department of Rashid Hospital from
                                                                  January 1, 2015 to December 12, 2015, were included.
            Study Population                                   •  Exclusion criteria—patients with more than one abdominal
            All the patients who underwent laparoscopic surgery in Rashid   surgeries earlier and medically unfit patients with multiple
            Hospital in General Surgery Department from January 1, 2015 to   comorbidities were excluded.
            December 12, 2015.
                                                               Data Collection
            Sample Size                                        Record-based, crossover study, collected patients’ details from
            One hundred fifty Veress needle, blind access technique cases of   the case file, time out sheets, operation notes, and follow-up files.
            laparoscopic surgery and 150 Visiport, clear-view access technique   Details of all variables entered in a particular proforma for data
            cases of laparoscopic surgery.                     collection.


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