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  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Protocol
  • Representative Results
  • Discussion
  • Acknowledgements
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Summary

The use of laparoscopic partial splenectomy has been limited due to the high risk of bleeding during surgery. Therefore, we introduce a laparoscopic method combined with microwave ablation to solve the problem of intraoperative bleeding.

Abstract

Splenic hemangioma is the most common pathological classification of splenic tumors, and its surgical indication and treatment have been controversial. Before, open splenectomy was usually used to treat splenic hemangioma. Following the rapid development of laparoscopic techniques, people's requirements for minimally invasive treatment have gradually increased, and laparoscopic splenectomy has gradually become the main treatment method. However, through the deeper study of spleen function, it was found that partial splenectomy can cut down the incidence of postoperative thrombocythemia and decrease side effects on the physiological function of the body, so laparoscopic partial splenectomy came into being. However, due to the special anatomical structure, the incidence of hemorrhage during partial splenectomy is greater. Therefore, during the operation, we removed part of the splenic blood vessels, combined with microwave ablation, which perfectly solved the problem of intraoperative bleeding. Laparoscopic partial splenectomy combined with microwave ablation not only achieves the requirements of minimally invasive treatment but also reduces the risk of intraoperative bleeding, meriting clinical application and promotion.

Introduction

Benign splenic lesions generally do not require surgical intervention, and regular follow-up is the mainstay. Surgery is indicated when they become larger than 40 mm in diameter or cause clinical symptoms1. For benign splenic mass lesions, total splenectomy is the mainstay of surgery, and laparoscopic total splenectomy (LTS) has long been considered a standard surgical procedure. The advantages of this technique over open surgery are indisputable2. However, total splenectomy can lead to complications such as decreased immunity, venous thrombosis, and infection after overwhelming splenectomy3,....

Protocol

This protocol meets the norms and requirements of the Medical Ethics Committee of the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University, and the informed consent of the patient has been obtained.

1. Preoperative examination

  1. Determine the location and size of the tumor and blood vessels (Splenic arteriovenous branches) supplying the tumor according to the preoperative CT or MRI, and then plan the resection range and microwave ablation plane. Here, only an MRI was perfor.......

Representative Results

The lower pole of the splenic, including the tumor, was resected in about 3 h with 100 mL of hemorrhage. The patient recovered without complications such as pancreatic leakage, intestinal leakage, splenic effusion, and portal vein thrombosis.

H&E and CD34 IHC staining was used to determine the postoperative pathology as splenic hemangioma with focal infarction (Figure 4A-C).

After discharge, the patient returned to .......

Discussion

The selection of appropriate cases is the first step in the successful development of LPS. Based on personal experience and literature reports, we summarize the following indications14,15: (1) The tumor is located in the upper or lower pole of the spleen and away from the splenic hilum. (2) There is no serious adhesion between the tumor and surrounding tissues. (3) The retained spleen volume should be at least 25% of the original volume. (4) No coagulation dysfun.......

Acknowledgements

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Materials

NameCompanyCatalog NumberComments
10-mm trocarXiamen Surgaid Medical Device Co., LTDNGCS 100-1-10Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
12-mm trocarXiamen Surgaid Medical Device Co., LTDNGCS 100-1-12Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
5-mm trocarXiamen Surgaid Medical Device Co., LTDNGCS 100-1-5Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
Hem-o-lokAmerica Teleflex Medical Technology Co., LTD544240Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
Pneumoperitoneum needleXiamen Surgaid Medical Device Co., LTDNGCS 100-1Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
Suction and irrigation tubeTonglu Hengfeng Medical Device Co., LTDHF6518.035Sterile,dry heat sterilized, reusable
Ultrasounic-harmonic scalpelChongqing Maikewei Medical Technology Co., LTDQUHS36S Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable
Water-cooled microwave ablation probe(single use)Nanjing Viking Jiuzhou Medical Device R&D CenterMTC-3CA-II19Sterile, ethylene oxide sterilized, disposable

References

  1. Reyes-Jaimes, L., Camacho-Aguilera, J. F. Spontaneous splenic rupture. Case report and literature review. Rev Med Inst Mex Seguro Soc. 61 (4), 523-531 (2023).
  2. Nyilas, &. #. 1. 9. 3. ;., et al. Laparo....

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