Hand Assisted Laparoscopic Donor Nephrectomy Ryan Lefevre MIS Elective UK College of Medicine April 20th, 2011 Anatomy Renal Artery/Vein Anatomy Kidney Abdominal Aorta Ureter Iliac Vessels Surgery Goals Remove Healthy Kidney for Donation Ensure Safety of Donor Patient Minimize Scarring Minimize Recovery Time Surgery Procedures Free Colon to Visualize Kidney Free Kidney Maintain Fat on Lower Pole of Kidney Dissect Ureter to Level of Iliac Vessels Remain Medial to GonadalVein Clip/Separate Ureter Staple/Separate Renal Artery/Vein Remove Kidney Procedure Notes Possible Branches Off Renal Artery Dessuflate After Dissection to Allow Kidney to Rest Administer Mannitol to Ensure Urine Production ‘Warm Time’ Starts at Closure of Renal Artery Port Placement Hand Port 11mm Camera Port 12mm Working Port Patient Position “Flexed Table Right Down Partial Flank” Surgeon Surgeon Top View Side View Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler ethiconendosurgery.com Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler ligasure.com Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler covidien.com Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler covidien.com Laparoscopic Instruments Ultrasonic Dissector Ligasure Clip Applier Scissors Stapler covidien.com Final Thoughts Work Quickly but Efficiently Especially After Start of ‘Warm Time’ Ensure Donor Patient Safety Laparoscopy Can Provide a Viable Method for Donor Nephrectomy References Dr. Strup NTC #71, University of Kentucky http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2855464/ http://www.websurg.com/ref/doi-ot02en261.htm http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15735385