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5th Edition of Global Conference on Surgery and Anaesthesia

September 05-07, 2024 | Hybrid Event

September 05 -07, 2024 | Madrid, Spain
GCSA 2019

Banchini Filippo

Banchini Filippo, Speaker at Surgery Conference
Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Italy
Title : Three-dimensional reconstruction in liver surgery: A feasible reality in clinical practice

Abstract:

Three-dimensional reconstruction of CT and MRI is now becoming a frequent option to visualize clinical images with direct volume rendering software. Unfortunately, this kind of rendering doesn’t allows the reconstruction of a single organ to manipulate it in clinical practice. On the other hand, further evolution of this technology have proposed augmented reality systems. However, the deformation and displacement of the organs as observed during a surgical intervention remain a problem for their applicability. For this reason three-dimensional reconstruction of radiologic images remains a challenge for many surgeons due to the relative lack of widespread utilization as well as the availability of relevant resource materials. The main question remains how to apply the three-dimensional reconstruction in clinical practice with low cost or free software. There is no doubt about the various advantages that may be obtained fallowing its use, particularly in liver surgery. Its utilization allows a new way of surgical thinking in term of planning the intervention, in comprehension of complex liver anatomy and its intraparenchimal variation, in improving comprehension of intraoperative ultrasound, in planning the preferable section plan employing intraparenchimal structures as landmark for resection, in facilitating intraoperative decision making and sharing intuitive understanding in the surgical staff. We present some examples of its usage, starting from manipulation and editing of three-dimensional reconstruction to its application during intervention, demonstrating how this technology could be easy available in daily practice. 

Biography:

Dr Banchini graduated as Medical Doctor in 1998 at Parma University in Italy. He was as observer at Cabrini Medical Center (Mont Sinai Medical School affiliated) in New York in 1998. During his residency in General Surgery he worked in Paris at Saint Antoine Hospital and Cochin Hospital. Since 2004 he has worked as a Surgeon at Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital in Piacenza Italy, where he deals with surgical oncology in particular colorectal and liver surgery as well as emergency surgery. In 2010 he graduated in Paris University XI at Poul Brousse Hospital with a University Diploma in hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery. He takes a master of the latter at IGoMilsAccademy in laparoscopic liver surgery in 2017, and subsequently frequented the Heidelberg University Hospital ( Germany) as an observer in order to advance his knowledge of pancreatic surgery. He is currently responsible for the management of colorectal cancer patients and is the referent surgeon for oncologic surgery in his hospital.

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