Rajni Dasgupta
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Real-time discussion between interventionalists and surgeons in the room helps confirm anatomical orientation (anterior, posterior, medial) and ensure everyone is on the same page.
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Hepatoblastoma
The goal is to prep and drape the patient once, which saves time and helps ensure the wire stays in place by limiting movement.
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Hepatoblastoma
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Image Guided Surgery Video Series, Episode 2 - Lung Nodule Localization &...
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Pre-hybrid OR, lung nodule localization required moving the patient from CT scan downstairs to an operating room upstairs.
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You know, they're right on the periphery, you can often see them and don't need localization at all, but this is a little bit deeper, so it makes sense to localize it and we would have done it downstairs, um, in the CT scan and then brought the child upstairs to an operating room.
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Patients undergoing lung localization always have a double lumen ET tube or a bronchial blocker depending on patient size.
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Real-time discussion between interventionalists and surgeons in the room helps confirm anatomical orientation (anterior, posterior, medial) and ensure everyone is on the same page.
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The goal is to prep and drape the patient once, which saves time and helps ensure the wire stays in place by limiting movement.
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Patients are usually positioned in lateral decubitus; supine positioning is rare and only needed based on nodule location.
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