Cirugía robótica en el tratamiento quirúrgico de la acalasia. Primera experiencia en el Hospital Universitario de Caracas

Alexis Sánchez-Ismayel; Hugo Dávila; Omaira Rodríguez; Domingo Khan; Rair Valero; Emelissa Sosa

Vol. 62 No. 3 (2009), TÉCNICAS QUIRÚRGICAS

Vol. 62 No. 3 (2009)

ROBOTIC SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF ACHALASIA. FIRST EXPERIENCE AT THE HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO DE CARACAS

TÉCNICAS QUIRÚRGICAS

Published 2020-03-30 — Updated on 2020-10-21

Alexis Sánchez-Ismayel⁺⁻
Hugo Dávila ⁺⁻
Omaira Rodríguez ⁺⁻
Domingo Khan ⁺⁻
Rair Valero ⁺⁻
Emelissa Sosa ⁺⁻

Alexis Sánchez-Ismayel

PROGRAMA DE CIRUGÍA ROBÓTICA. H.U.C. Profesor. Cátedra de Clínica y Terapéutica Quirúrgica “C” Servicio de Cirugía III. Hospital Universitario de Caracas.MSVC. SAGES.

Hugo Dávila

Cirujano Urólogo. Coordinador del Programa de Cirugía Robótica. Hospital Universitario de Caracas.

Omaira Rodríguez

Profesor. Cátedra de Clínica y Terapéutica Quirúrgica “C” Servicio de Cirugía III. Hospital Universitario de Caracas.MSVC. SAGES.

Domingo Khan

Coordinador de quirófanos. Anestesiólogo del Programa de Cirugía Robótica. Hospital Universitario de Caracas.

Rair Valero

Residente del Postgrado de Urología. Programa de Cirugía Robótica. Hospital Universitario de Caracas.

Emelissa Sosa

Residente del Postgrado de Cirugía General. Servicio de Cirugía III. Hospital Universitario de Caracas

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Keywords

Achalasia
myotomy
robotic surgery Acalasia
miotomía
cirugía robótica

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Sánchez-Ismayel, A., Dávila , H., Rodríguez , O., Khan , D., Valero , R., & Sosa , E. (2020). ROBOTIC SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF ACHALASIA. FIRST EXPERIENCE AT THE HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO DE CARACAS. REVISTA VENEZOLANA DE CIRUGÍA, 62(3), 226–230. Retrieved from https://www.revistavenezolanadecirugia.com/index.php/revista/article/view/213 (Original work published March 30, 2020)

Abstract

Objetive: To report the initial experience in robot assisted laparoscopic treatment of achalasia in the University Hospital of Caracas.
Patient and method: Sixty two years old male patient who presented a 6 months history of dysphagia. The superior endoscopic study was normal and the esophageal manometry showed alteration in peristaltism with absent inferior esophageal sphincter relaxation, confirming the diagnosis of achalasia. The patient is referred to the robotic surgery program of the Hospital Universitario de Caracas. Results: A robot assisted laparoscopic treatment of achalasia was performed. The operative time was 165 minutes, with no procedure associated complication reported. The patient was discharge 24 hours after intervention. Conclusion: The robot assisted minimally invasive surgical treatment of the achalasia is a safe and effective procedure which apparently shows some advantages over traditional laparoscopy.

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