Acuña-Aguilar N, Guerrero-Avendaño G, Enríquez-García R, Graniel-Palafox L, Ramos-Méndez L

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the hybrid operating room at Hospital General de Mexico Dr. Eduardo Liceaga is equipped with a robotic angiograph which allows surgeons to perform minimally invasive complex vascular and visceral procedures.
Purpose: present our initial experiences and evaluate the benefits of preoperative embolization.
Material and Methods: a descriptive, observational study of a series of cases. We reviewed clinical records, image files, and questionnaires with surgeons and an anesthesiologist.
Results: twenty-three (23) preoperative embolizations were performed. The lesions embolized were 13 neoplasms, 8 arteriovenous malformations, and two cases of placenta percreta. Temporary and permanent embolizing materials were used.
Conclusions: operations in one to four areas of surgical specialization were performed following embolization. All interview subjects agreed that there was less transoperative bleeding. The surgeons and anesthesiologist recognize the benefits of preoperative embolization in the hybrid operating room.

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