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Vol. 85. Issue 5.
Pages 298-306 (May 2009)
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Vol. 85. Issue 5.
Pages 298-306 (May 2009)
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Natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES): initial experimental results
Cirugía endoscópica transluminal NOTES: resultados experimentales iniciales
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Jorge Juan Olsina Kisslera,b,
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jjolsina@vhebron.net

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, Joaquín Balsells Vallsa,b, Juan Dot Bacha,c, Monder Abu Suboh Abadiaa,c, Jordi Armengol Bertrolia,c, Marielle Estevesa,d, Marta Rosal Fontanaa,d, José Ramón Armengol-Miróa,c
a World Institute for Digestive Endoscopy Research, WIDER-Barcelona (colaboración Obra Social Fundación La Caixa), Barcelona, Spain
b Servicio de cirugía HPB y trasplantes, Hospital Universitario Vall d’Hebron, Fundación de Investigación Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona, Spain
c Servicio de Aparato Digestivo-Endoscopia, Hospital Universitario Vall d’Hebron, Fundación de Investigación Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona, Spain
d Servicio de Veterinaria, Fundación de Investigación Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona, Spain
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Abstract
Introduction

The advent of natural orifice endoscopic surgery (NOTES) and new prototypes for performing this surgical procedure led us to design an experimental animal surgical programme.

Material and method

NOTES was performed over a period of 1 year, in sows, following the European guidelines on the use of experimental animals. Ninety operations were performed with no animals surviving. The following aspects were assessed: a) access route complexity (transgastric, transvaginal, transesophageal, and transumbilical); b) support measures for temporal/spatial orientation; c) technical possibilities for visceral orifice closure (clips, t-bars®, Obesco® clips, and endoscopic suture). Resections of fallopian tubes, ovaries, gallbladder, mediastinal lymph nodes, tail of the pancreas, and gastrojejunal derivations were performed with 1 or 2 endoscopes.

Results

This experience enabled us to highlight a series of technical aspects essential for these techniques: a) pneumoperitoneum with CO2 is safer for entry; b) orifice size is important to limit contamination; c) puncture entry and guided dilation is safer; d) good gastric exit location makes it easier to approach viscera to be resected; e) intra-abdominal haemorrhage is difficult to control; f) leak-free closure cannot be guaranteed with clips, but t-bars® and Obesco® clips may be effective; and g) endoscopes that permit triangulation may facilitate the dissection and endoscopic suture.

Conclusions

NOTES requires a multidisciplinary team comprising laparoscopic and endoscopic surgeons. Pure NOTES is complex and hybrid forms or transumbilical route could be intermediate steps.

Keywords:
NOTES
Transorifice endoscopic surgery
Transgastric endoscopic surgery
Transvaginal endoscopic surgery
Transesophageal endoscopic surgery
Resumen
Introducción

La aparición de la cirugía endoscópica transorificial (NOTES) y de nuevos prototipos para su realización nos llevó a diseñar un programa de cirugía experimental.

Material y métodos

Se ha realizado durante 1 año cirugía de NOTES en cerdas, cumpliendo la normativa europea de experimentación animal. Se han practicado 90 intervenciones sin supervivencia animal. En este estudio se ha evaluado: a) complejidad de las vías de acceso (transgástrica, transvaginal, transesofágica y transumbilical); b) técnicas de ayuda para la orientación temporoespacial, y c) posibilidades técnicas de cierre de los orificios viscerales (clips, t-bars®, clips de Obesco® y sutura por endoscopia). Las intervenciones practicadas mediante uno o dos endoscopios han sido: anexectomía, colecistectomía, biopsia de adenopatías mediastínicas, pancreatectomía distal y gastroyeyunostomía.

Resultados

Esta experiencia nos ha permitido conocer una serie de aspectos técnicos imprescindibles para el desarrollo del NOTES: a) el neumoperitoneo con CO2 es más seguro para la entrada; b) el tamaño del orificio es importante para limitar la contaminación; c) la entrada con punción y dilatación con guía es más segura; d) la buena localización de la salida gástrica facilita el abordaje de las vísceras a disecar; e) la hemorragia intrabdominal es de difícil control; f) el cierre con garantías absolutas de fuga no existe, los clips no lo garantizan, los t-bars® y clips de Obesco® y la sutura endoscópica pueden funcionar, y g) la posibilidad de utilizar endoscopios que triangulan facilita la disección.

Conclusiones

La NOTES requiere de un equipo multidisciplinario con cirujanos laparoscopistas y endoscopistas. La realización de NOTES pura es compleja; posiblemente las formas híbridas o la vía transumbilical sean fases intermedias..

Palabras clave:
NOTES
Cirugía endoscópica transorificial
Cirugía endoscópica transgástrica
Cirugía endoscópica transvaginal
Cirugía endoscópica transesofágica
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