Laparoscopic Esophageal Hernia Repair mayo stand and back table surgery setup

Mayo stand and back table instruments for Laparoscopic Esophageal Hernia Repair surgery setup

Clamping & Occluding

  • Kocher Forceps

    Kocher Forceps

Cutting & Dissecting

  • L Hook Cautery

    L Hook Cautery

  • #3 Knife Handle

    #3 Knife Handle

  • Laparoscopic Metz Scissor

    Laparoscopic Metz Scissor

  • Straight Mayo Scissor

    Straight Mayo Scissor

Grasping & Holding

  • Laparoscopic Bowel Grasper

    Laparoscopic Bowel Grasper

  • Laparoscopic Wave Grasper

    Laparoscopic Wave Grasper

  • Laparoscopic Grasper

    Laparoscopic Grasper

Misc

  • Laparoscope

    Laparoscope

  • Light Cord

    Light Cord

  • Camera Cord

    Camera Cord

Retracting & Exposing

  • Fan Retractor

    Fan Retractor

  • Small Nathanson Hook Liver Retractor

    Small Nathanson Hook Liver Retractor

Suctioning

  • Suction Irrigator

    Suction Irrigator

Suturing & Stapling

  • Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder

    Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder

What to expect during Laparoscopic Esophageal Hernia Repair

You will always need a camera, light cord, bovie, trocers, and insufflation tubing. The surgeon may use a Verres needle before they go in with their first trocar. It is very common for a Harmonic scalpel to be used, as well as an endostitch, and clip applier. A penrose drain should be made available.

The patient will be on the bed in lithotomy position with their legs in yellow fins. This is so the doctor can stand in between the patients legs at the foot of the bed. Their screen in usually right in front of them. Legging drapes and a laparotomy drape will be used.

During the case, anesthesia usually has an esophageal bougie that they insert so the surgeon can watch down below to see exactly where they can operate.

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