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STEP 7- Robotic Prostatectomy: Urethral Transection

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01:20,

2008-09-02 02:20:07

Description: The final step in completing prostate dissection is the division of the dorsal venous complex and the remaining urethra. Care must be made at this time not to: 1) violate the prostate capsule and (More)

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Tags: cancer continence davinci dr. kevin prostate prostatectomy robot robotic transection urethral zorn

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Ipertrofia Prostata Turp trans urethral resection ce...

265,

04:38,

2009-01-25 14:56:22

Description: Il centro Urologia Laser http://www.urologialaser.it presenta un intervento di Turp su di un paziente affetto da IBP Ipertrofia Prostatica Benigna. L'IBP è una patologia ostruttiva dovuta (More) Il centro Urologia Laser http://www.urologialaser.it presenta un intervento di Turp su di un paziente affetto da IBP Ipertrofia Prostatica Benigna. L'IBP è una patologia ostruttiva dovuta ad un ingrossamento della ghiandola prostatica abbastanza frequente negli umini al di sopra dei 55-60 anni, anche se non è un fatto insolito che la si riscontri anche in soggetti più giovani. Altri pazienti, pur avendo qualche sintomo irritativo o ostruttivo, non necessitano dellintervento e possono trarre giovamento da un trattamento famacologico appropriato. I disturbi più comuni della ipertrofia prostatica sono: sentire frequentemente la necessità di urinare, anche di notte, emettere un getto poco consistente, a volte intermittente e caratterizzato da sgocciolamento finale. La visita urologica e gli esami ausiliari sono di fondamentale importanza per valutare correttamente la patologia. Qualora si debba ricorrere all'intervento e la prostata risulta essere voluminosa, con un peso stimato intorno ai 100 gr o più, il gold standard chrurgico è la cosiddetta TURP trans urethral resection o resezione transuretrale della prostata per via endoscopica. Non si effettuerà nessun taglio ma uno speciale strumento verrà inserito nell'uretra raggiungendo la regione dove esiste del tessuto da asportare. Il centro Urologia Laser di Arezzo composto dal Dott. Alessandro Picinotti, il Dott. Mattioli, la Dottoressa Monica Sbragi, oltre che effettuare interventi chirurgici urologici con le apparecchiature laser di ultima generazione (Laser Tullio 120 watt), effettua periodicamente anche operazioni con altre tecniche come ad esempio la Turp alla quale abbiamo accenato poc'anzi. Per mezzo di un resettore che la capacità sia di recidere che coagulare, viene tagliato a mo' di fettine il tessuto che ostruisce o impedisce il corretto deflusso verso l'esterno delle urine . La durata dell'intervento può variare da paziente a paziente ma di norma ai aggira intorno ai 45 - 60 minuti, mentre la degenza è di due - tre giorni durante i quali la persona operata dovrà tenere il catetere per aiutare la vescica ad eliminare più facilmente l'urina, i residui di tessuto e l'eventuale leggero sanguinamento, naturale conseguenza dell'intervento. La convalescenza verrà successivamente ultimata presso la propria abitazione. Il centro Urologia Laser di Arezzo, attraverso il sito http://www.urologialaser.it è a vostra disposizione per ulteriori chiarimenti ed informazioni. Grazie. (Less)

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Tags: "ipertrofia "trans "urologia IBP laser" prostata" resection" Turp urethral

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Congenital urethral dilatation

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04:47,

2009-05-18 12:09:10

Description: Congenital urethral dilatation

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Tags: Congenital urethral dilatation veterinarysurgery

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Urethral Leiomyoma

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04:54,

2009-11-13 12:52:34

Description: Urethral benign tumours are a rare entity. We present a case of successful endoscopic removal of one such tumour.

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Tags: Dr. Subodh Shivde www.urologypune.com Urology Benign Tumors Urethral Leiomyoma

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PostCare™ Urinary Center: Closed Urinary Drainage

73,

05:20,

2008-02-21 19:59:52

Description: http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the (More) http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the bladder by an inflated balloon. The drainage of urine is totally dependent on gravity. Therefore, tubing and the drainage bag, to collect urine, must always be below the level of the bladde. As a caregiver, your responsibilities to a patient with a closed urinary drainage system, are for patient education. * to ensure that the patient drinks at least 8 glasses of water daily, unless on fluid restriction; * to ensure that the catheter and tubes are in a good position and open to allow urine to flow freely into the drainage bag ... * and to keep the body opening where the catheter enters the patient clean and free from secretions. * For an adult, a minimum of 8 glasses of clear water daily is essential. Ensure that the catheter and drainage tube are connected and that there is sufficient slack in the tube, between the body and thigh, to allow the patient to move the thigh without pulling on the catheter. The drainage tube should be attached to the bottom bed sheet by a fabric tie around the tubes and a safety pin, or by a clip if one is provided. The drainage bag can be attached to the bed frame, should never touch the floor, and should always be kept below the level of the patient's bladder for patient education. The drainage bag should be emptied at least daily, more often if it fills, in order to for patient education. * prevent infection in the system, * reduce odors and * keep the system open and flowing. To empty the drainage bag, the following steps should always be followed: Carefully wash and then dry your hands, with a paper towel. Discard the towel into a plastic lined waste basket. On a tray covered with clean paper towels, assemble the following equipment for patient education * A large plastic or glass container * A large plastic sealable storage bag * Disposable gloves * Achohol wipes * Paper towels and place the tray on a stable surface adjacent to the bed for patient education. Carefully wash your hands. Dry them with a paper towel. Discard the paper towel into a wastebasket. Put on your disposable gloves, before patient education Place the container under the drainage bag. Remove the drain from its holder, point it into the container and release the clamp on the drain to allow the urine to flow into the container. Do not allow the drain to touch the container or anything else. When the drainage bag is empty, close the drain, wipe the end of the drain with an achohol wipe and replace the drain in its holder at the base of the drainage bag. Discard the achohol wipe into the plastic storage bag. Check that the catheter and tubes are in place. Take the equipment tray and the container of urine into the bathroom. If your doctor or nurse has asked you to record the amount of urine, measure and make a note of it now. Discard the urine down the toilet ... ...and clean the container with liquid soap and water. Remove the gloves and discard them into the plastic storage bag. Seal the bag and put it into the trash. that's patient education Wash and dry your hands. Discard the paper towel into the trash. Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. A patient education Company (Less)

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Tags: anus bladd communications foreskin glans Male meatus medicine penis Perineal perineum urethral urinary Wash

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PostCare™ Urinary Center: Male Intermittent Self-C...

333,

04:01,

2008-04-21 17:38:43

Description: http://www.PreOp.com While you were in the hospital, you received patient education instructions on how to insert a catheter into your own bladder and practiced the procedure until you could do it on (More) http://www.PreOp.com While you were in the hospital, you received patient education instructions on how to insert a catheter into your own bladder and practiced the procedure until you could do it on your own. Before you self-catheterize at home, you will need to assemble the following equipment for patient education * Urine collecting hat * Warm soapy water in a basin * Clean washcloth * Catheter * Lubricant * Clean hand towel * Resealable plastic bag Void into the hat. Measure the amount of urine and record it in the voided volume column on your record sheet. Carefully, wash and dry your hands for good patient education The male can sit on the toilet or lie on a bed with back and head propped up. Lubricate the catheter for a distance of 6 to 8 inches. If necessary, retract the foreskin. Clean the head of the penis with a soapy washcloth or an antibacterial wipe. Hold the penis upright, and insert the lubricated catheter into the urethral opening of the penis. Thread it in slowly until urine flows, usually a distance of 6 to 8 inches. When urine flows, allow all the urine to drain into the hat. Slowly, pull the catheter out. Wash the catheter with soap and water, dry it with a clean towel and store it in a resealable plastic bag. The catheter may be re-used for 1-2 months. Measure the amount of urine in the hat and note the volume in the post void residual column of your record. Discard the urine into the toilet and wash out the hat. Wash and dry your hands for good patient education. * During the insertion, never force the catheter. * If you meet resistance and cannot advance the catheter, remove the catheter and notify your healthcare provider. Always, measure the amount of urine in the hat and write it down in the post-void residual column of your output record. This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. A patient education company (Less)

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Tags: anus bladder drainage foreskin glans health Male meatus medicine penis Perineal perineum self-ca urethral urine

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PostCare™ Basic Center: Female Perineal Wash

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04:21,

2008-04-21 20:55:49

Description: http://www.PreOp.com Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. The procedure to do (More) http://www.PreOp.com Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. The procedure to do this is as follows. Wash and dry your hands. Discard the paper towel into the trash. On a tray covered with paper towels, assemble the following equipment: * a pair of disposable gloves * a bed protector * a sealable plastic storage bag * a basin of warm water with a pump of liquid soap in it * (2) clean washcloths and a clean hand towel. * Place the equipment tray on a stable surface adjacent to the bed. Remove the bed covers, but keep the patient warm with a blanket. Wash and dry your hands. Put on your disposable gloves. Place the bed protector under the patient's thighs to keep the bed dry. Over your dominant hand, fold a washcloth into a mitt and squeeze it in the warm soapy water. For the female, separate the labia - the folds of skin surrounding the vulva. Clean one side of the labia with the warm, soapy mitt, stroking from top to bottom. Squeeze the mitt in the soap solution and clean the other side. Squeeze the mitt in the soap solution and clean the first 4 inches of the catheter. Discard the mitt and dry the vulva and catheter with the clean towel. To make the patient more comfortable, the perineum and anus can now be cleaned. Use the second washcloth as a mitt, wash from top to bottom taking great care not to touch the previously washed areas and the catheter or tubes. Dry the area carefully with the towel, again avoiding the previously washed areas. Remove the bed protector. Check that the catheter and tubes are correctly placed. Remove your gloves and discard them into the plastic storage bag. Replace the bed covers. Take the equipment tray into the bathroom, place the washcloths and towel into the washer, seal the plastic bag and discard it into the trash. Clean the basin, which held the warm soapy water and dry it with a paper towel. Wash and dry the bed protector. Wash and dry your hands. (Less)

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Tags: animation anus catheter Female labia meatus Perineal perineum tutorial urethral vagina vulva Wash

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thespanner.com Trans Urethral Microwave Therapy (TUM...

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05:09,

2008-10-19 17:53:30

Description: TUMT transurethral thermotherapy of the prostate for BPH benign prostatic hyperplasia and post surgery care

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PERINEAL ULTRASOUND

10,

00:12,

2009-05-16 18:48:05

Description: Anterior urethral stricture with calculus

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Tags: Urethral ultrasound stricture urethra urethral calculus

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Simple Sling Incision

28,

06:25,

2009-05-26 02:50:13

Description: Dr. Howard Goldman, MD performs a surgical procedure on a woman who has urethral obstruction after a midurethral synthetic mesh sling. During the procedure, the mesh sling is found underneath the (More)

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Tags: mesh sling stress incontinence urethral obstruction complications vaginal surgery

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e-stim (corona urethral amplifier)

278,

02:59,

2009-08-07 15:48:21

Description: using PES corona urethral amplifier electrode. Appreciate your comments and rating.

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Tags: asian chinese cum e estim stim electro handsfree hfo

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Mitch #4: Urethral Sound, with Vibration

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00:00,

2009-08-12 19:19:38

Description: Masturbating with Mitch - Episode 4: Close-up of a nice big cumshot while a Dittel sound is inserted into the urethra and vibration is applied. Includes slow-motion replay. Urethra urethral sound cock (More)

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5 Dat catheter nieu dao nam Male Urethral Catheteriz...

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09:23,

2009-03-10 14:07:44

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Leica HM500 User Video Urethral relocation

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03:46,

2009-07-23 10:43:02

Description: www.leica-microsystems.com

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Tags: Headmounted Microscope Urethral relocation

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PostCare™ Urinary Center: Closed Urinary Drainage

25,

05:20,

2008-04-21 17:38:43

Description: http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the (More) http://www.PreOp.com A closed urinary drainage system ... ...consists of a catheter inserted into the urinary bladder and connected via tubing to a drainage bag. The catheter is retained in the bladder by an inflated balloon. The drainage of urine is totally dependent on gravity. Therefore, tubing and the drainage bag, to collect urine, must always be below the level of the bladde. As a caregiver, your responsibilities to a patient with a closed urinary drainage system, are for patient education. * to ensure that the patient drinks at least 8 glasses of water daily, unless on fluid restriction; * to ensure that the catheter and tubes are in a good position and open to allow urine to flow freely into the drainage bag ... * and to keep the body opening where the catheter enters the patient clean and free from secretions. * For an adult, a minimum of 8 glasses of clear water daily is essential. Ensure that the catheter and drainage tube are connected and that there is sufficient slack in the tube, between the body and thigh, to allow the patient to move the thigh without pulling on the catheter. The drainage tube should be attached to the bottom bed sheet by a fabric tie around the tubes and a safety pin, or by a clip if one is provided. The drainage bag can be attached to the bed frame, should never touch the floor, and should always be kept below the level of the patient's bladder for patient education. The drainage bag should be emptied at least daily, more often if it fills, in order to for patient education. * prevent infection in the system, * reduce odors and * keep the system open and flowing. To empty the drainage bag, the following steps should always be followed: Carefully wash and then dry your hands, with a paper towel. Discard the towel into a plastic lined waste basket. On a tray covered with clean paper towels, assemble the following equipment for patient education * A large plastic or glass container * A large plastic sealable storage bag * Disposable gloves * Achohol wipes * Paper towels and place the tray on a stable surface adjacent to the bed for patient education. Carefully wash your hands. Dry them with a paper towel. Discard the paper towel into a wastebasket. Put on your disposable gloves, before patient education Place the container under the drainage bag. Remove the drain from its holder, point it into the container and release the clamp on the drain to allow the urine to flow into the container. Do not allow the drain to touch the container or anything else. When the drainage bag is empty, close the drain, wipe the end of the drain with an achohol wipe and replace the drain in its holder at the base of the drainage bag. Discard the achohol wipe into the plastic storage bag. Check that the catheter and tubes are in place. Take the equipment tray and the container of urine into the bathroom. If your doctor or nurse has asked you to record the amount of urine, measure and make a note of it now. Discard the urine down the toilet ... ...and clean the container with liquid soap and water. Remove the gloves and discard them into the plastic storage bag. Seal the bag and put it into the trash. that's patient education Wash and dry your hands. Discard the paper towel into the trash. Once each day, or according to your doctor's instructions, you will need to clean the urethral meatus - the opening where the catheter enters the body. This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information. A patient education Company (Less)

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