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Area of Science:

  • Thoracic Surgery
  • Minimally Invasive Surgery
  • Surgical Technology

Context:

  • Thoracoscopic surgery (TS) relies heavily on specialized equipment like thoracoscopes and monitors.
  • Variations in instrument setup and monitor placement exist across institutions, impacting surgical workflow.
  • Standardizing these elements is crucial for effective TS.

Purpose:

  • To describe a standardized 3-port thoracoscopic surgery (TS) technique.
  • To highlight the importance of equipment and setup in TS.
  • To optimize surgeon and assistant coordination during TS.

Summary:

  • A 5-year experience with 3-port TS in 2,375 patients is presented.
  • The described method involves a consistent operator and assistant positioning.
  • Ports are placed in a standardized intercostal space, irrespective of lesion location.
  • Dual monitors are utilized, with one displaying an inverted image for the camera assistant.

Impact:

  • Standardized TS setup improves operative image quality and sharing among surgical staff.
  • Enhanced visualization and shared understanding can lead to better surgical performance.
  • The ability to review recorded surgical procedures aids in continuous learning and quality improvement.