Abstract
Plain Language SummaryOur study investigates a new, simple method for holding organs in place during laparoscopic gynecological surgery. Typically, this surgery is minimally invasive, but surgeons can face difficulties in moving and securing organs out of the way for clear access and visibility. Laparoscopic Organ Suspension sec. Angioni uses a small segment of a commonly available catheter attached to a suture with a needle to lift and hold the organs gently. This technique is easy to implement, reduces the time needed for such procedures, and minimizes the risk of organ damage. It also shows promise in making surgeries more cost-effective by avoiding the need for expensive equipment. Our findings suggest that this approach could be widely adopted and improve the efficiency and safety of surgical procedures in this field.
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