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Hello, pediatric surgery family. I'm Em Gootee from

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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

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And today, our team is going to deliver the articles

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that you should know about. We have three papers

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today, all from different journals. We don't

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have much time, so let's start. Our first paper

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titled Comprehensive Meta -Analysis of Surgical

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Procedure for Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia,

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Turcoscopic vs. Open Repair by Shibuya et al.

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This paper is summarized by Lizzy Lee, a physician

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associate by profession and a member of our team

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here at Cincinnati Children's, dedicated to creating

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content for pediatric surgery. This meta -analysis

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included 709 patients from 15 research studies

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across multiple international centers. They wanted

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to know whether thoracoscopic repair has a higher

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recurrence rate and longer operating room time

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compared to open repair. They found that thoracoscopic

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repair has higher recurrence rates and longer

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operative times compared to open repair. However,

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thoracoscopic repair has a lower incidence of

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post -operative bowel obstruction compared to

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open repair. Here's our second paper. Use of

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a new vertical traction device for early traction

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-assisted stage closure of congenital abdominal

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wall defects, a prospective series of 16 patients,

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by Ziegler et al. And this paper is summarized

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by Alex Halpern. He is a research fellow at Children's

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National and collaborates with us to produce

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these article reviews. Ziegler et al. performed

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a prospective study in 10 patients with giant

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omphalocele and 6 with complicated gastroschisis

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trying to answer this question. They utilized

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Fasciaten's pediatric, a traction -assisted abdominal

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wall closure device. They were able to achieve

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complete fascial closure after a median time

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of 7 days in children with giant omphalocele

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and 5 days in children with complicated gastroschisis.

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No patients developed abdominal compartment syndrome

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and no ventral hernias occurred after a median

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follow -up of 12 months. So it seems like fascia

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-tense pediatric helps facilitate early fascial

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closure in these patients. Let's move to the

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last paper of the day. In the Sanning Green,

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fluorescent cholangiography during laparoscopic

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cholecystectomy using Rubina technology. Preliminary

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experience in two pediatric surgery centers by

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Esposito et al. This paper is summarized by Cecilia

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Gihanna. She's one of the previous research fellows

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at Cincinnati Children's. This is a retrospective

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comparison done in Italy between the laparoscopic

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cholecystectomy with and without ICG. And what

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did they find? They had 83 patients in group

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1 that was laparoscopic cholecystectomy without

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ICG. and 90 patients in group 2 there was laparoscopic

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colostectomy with ICG. And what they found is

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that group 2, meaning with ICG, had no complications

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compared to 12 % in group 1, had shorter surgery

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time, and a better visualization of the bulimia

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tree. So it seems that laparoscopic colostectomy

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with ICG can be the new standard in our practice.

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Thank you for listening. Please check the link

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