The use of indocyanine green in bariatric surgery: A systematic review

  • Francesco Maria Carrano
  • Nicola Di Lorenzo
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Abstract

Fluorescence-guided surgery is a recently developed technique in minimally invasive surgery in which a fluorescent dye is used to complement the surgeon’s judgment in making real-time intraoperative assessment of organ vascularization and proper tissue perfusion. This technique has been adopted in several different surgical subspecialties with positive results, particularly in hepatobiliary and colorectal surgery. More recently, it has also been applied in bariatric surgery, with the aim of reducing the incidence of leaks. This paper reviews the relevant literature on the topic.

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Francesco Maria Carrano, & Nicola Di Lorenzo. (2021). The use of indocyanine green in bariatric surgery: A systematic review. Journal of Gastric Surgery, 2(2), 41–44. https://doi.org/10.36159/jgs.v2i2.47

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