Colecistectomia (Rimozione della cistifellea) - Medical Animation
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Colecistectomia (Rimozione della cistifellea) - Medical Animation
Questa animazione medicale tridimensionale illustra una chirurgia di rimozione della cistifellea, o colecistectomia, minimamente invasiva. L\'animazione inizia mostrando la normale anatomia del fegato e della cistifellea. Col tempo, nella cistifellea si formano calcoli biliari, bloccando il dotto cistico, e causando l\'ingrossamento e l\'infiammazione della cistifellea. Questa procedura minimamente invasiva (MIP), talvolta chiamata \'colecistectomia laparoscopica\', inizia con l\'inserimento di quattro trocar, che consentono al medico di vedere all\'interno dell\'addome senza fare una larga incisione. Per consentire un\'agevole visualizzazione della cistifellea viene aggiunta dell\'aria nella cavità addominale. Poi, viene mostrata una visualizzazione attraverso il laparoscopio, che mostra due strumenti chirurgici che afferrano la cistifellea mentre un terzo recide il dotto cistico. Dopo la rimozione della cistifellea, la telecamera si sposta per mostrare che l\'arteria e la vena cistica sono già state tagliate per evitare il sanguinamento.
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