The influence of geometric algebra in surgical practice of sleeve gastrectomy-single center experience

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Abstract

Laparoscopic surgery could be considered as an art of geometric algebra. However, very little is studied in the context of bariatric surgery. The current study aims to explore the possible influence concept of geometric algebra on the surgical process in the overweight and obese patients in the setting of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG). During the study period, clinical data of subjects who underwent LSG was retrospectively analyzed. Parameters examined include body mass index (BMI), umbilical-xiphoidal interval (U-X) and umbilical-fundus (U-F) interval. In this study, LSG was performed via central view approach (C) and left view approach (L). In both groups, the body surface projection points of viewing hole (V), main and accessory operating holes (O1and O2) and surface display of fundus (F) were connected to form a geometric figure. The accessibility of the surgical instrument into the fundus, the need for elongated instruments and related intra- and post-operative parameters were noted. The overweight and obese subjects showed a significant increased U-X and U-F interval compared to the non-obese subjects. The length of both U-X and U-F interval were correlated with the BMI. The geometric figure is quite different between L and C approach with significant increase of area of quadrangle. Significant longer O1-F, O2-F and V-F interval was calculated in C approach of patients and thus the elongated instruments were frequently required. The integration of the concept geometric algebra with the proper selection of troca may provide a better surgical experience and smooth surgical process.

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Yao, G., Aierken, A., Li, T., Cao, X., Apaer, S., Anweier, N., … Tuxun, T. (2022). The influence of geometric algebra in surgical practice of sleeve gastrectomy-single center experience. Medicine (United States), 101(43), E30783. https://doi.org/10.1097/MD.0000000000030783

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