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Of the many complications that can occur during abdominal laparoscopic surgery, perforated bowels might be the most disastrous.

How the materials, coatings and structure of hernia mesh can affect surgical outcomes.

Inserting trocars is a potentially dangerous exercise, but it doesn"t have to be.

Of course not. So why aren't you evacuating surgical plumes?

Expert advice on protecting patients from the stray currents that can cause surgical burns.

These easy-to-implement changes reduce the risks of cross-contamination, laparoscopic hypothermia and gas embolism.

Here"s what you need to know about giving your docs the best view of abdominal surgery"s most delicate maneuvers.

Today"s stapling systems let you cut and seal with ease in hard-to-reach areas of the abdomen.

They should let you position patients for maximum visibility of the abdominal cavity.

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