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View all media authored by Imran Mushtaq, MD Imran Mushtaq, MD
Great Ormond Street Hospital
London (United Kingdom)
- You are at the origin of the retroperitoneoscopy in the prone position; what are the benefits of this approach?
View all media authored by Henrik Steinbrecher, MD Henrik Steinbrecher, MD
Southampton General Hospital
Southampton (United Kingdom)
- How do you train surgeons without hands-on training on animals?
- How do you evaluate the skills of surgeons?

View all media authored by Adrian Park, MD Adrian Park, MD
University of Maryland Medical Center
Baltimore (United States)
- How important is pancreatic surgery oncologically speaking?
- What type of approach do you favour when it comes to the tail of the pancreas (supine vs. lateral)?
- With regards to the pancreatic gland, what division and control techniques do you use (staples, Ligasure device, ultrasound, or regular sutures)?
- Do you prefer to perform pancreatectomy with or without preservation of the spleen and what are your indications and the limits of both strategies?
- What are the ideal indications for laparoscopic splenic surgery?
- Which approach do you prefer, namely anterior, posterior, or a combined approach and what are the limits of the laparoscopic splenectomies?
- With regards to pedicle control, do you favour an ‘en bloc’ approach or do you divide the splenic vein and artery?
- To control the pedicle, do you use clips, sutures or staples and what are the benefits and limits of each method?
- Faced with portal vein thrombosis, do you think it is a specific laparoscopic problem or does it occur in the same way in the open approach?
- With regards to the treatment of incisional hernias, what type of mesh do you use and is there an ideal one?
- When treating incisional hernias, do you close the hernial defect or not?
- To fix the mesh, do you prefer tackers, suture, or even a transparietal suture?

View all media authored by Nathaniel Soper, MD Nathaniel Soper, MD
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medecine
Chicago (United States)
- What are the most difficult technical aspects to teach?
- For the treatment of GERD, do you favour total or partial fundoplication?
- When and how do you reinforce the crura?
- What do you tell your patients after their anti-reflux procedure? What should they expect?
- What are the most difficult steps of the operation?
- What approach do you favor when faced with postoperative dysphagia?
View all media authored by Lee L Swanström, MD, PhD Lee L Swanström, MD, PhD
Legacy Health System
Portland, OR (United States)
- What are the most difficult technical aspects to teach?
- For the treatment of GERD, do you favor total or partial fundoplication?
- When and how do you reinforce the crura?
- What do you tell your patients after their anti-reflux procedure? What should they expect?
- What are the most difficult steps of the operation?
- What approach do you favor when faced with postoperative dysphagia?

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