Surgical Procedures broken down into core steps. Each step will reveal one or more methods as performed by the masters of laparoscopic surgery. Specially prepared commentaries are included to enhance your understanding of each Pearl, and to help you develop your own unique set of surgical skills.
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This Collection contains the most common minimally invasive procedures performed by general surgeons, as determined by the SAGES Educational Resources Committee.
Produced in conjunction with Ciné-Med SAGES Grand Rounds will bring you current information on topics in the field of minimally invasive surgery from some of the nation's leading laparoscopic surgeons.
Given the variations in technique, SAGES has designed these patient handouts to describe the most commonly performed techniques for Anti-Reflux treatment, Inguinal Hernia Repair, Colon Resection, and Ventral Hernia Repair.
This course presents the major diagnostic and management options for patients with gastrointestinal motility disorders.
This course focuses on the management of difficult or atypical inguinal and abdominal wall hernias.
This course details the latest uses of laparoscopic techniques in the treatment of both ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
This course presents the major controversies between open and minimally invasive surgery for GI Cancer.
This course presents panel discussions and video presentations from three distinctive sessions featured at the SAGES 2006 Annual Meeting. Featured topics include: Controversies in the Treatment of GERD, Re-operative Surgery and Complications.
Featuring nationally respected experts discussing bariatric complications, with emphasis on evaluation and management of early sepsis and chronic abdominal pain.
Presents management of GERD, including the latest therapies available. Focus on various techniques in antireflux surgery, including outcomes and strategies for therapy. Two lively panel discussions are also included.
This course is designed to help users explore the possibilities for use of PDAs in their own practice, and get the most out of their PDA.
Perform routine intra-operative troubleshooting, as well as take full advantage of the capabilities of a video system.
Addresses the indications, credentialing and performance of laparoscopic colectomy. Overview of approaches and strategies for avoiding and overcoming intraoperative challenges.
