Prospective study assesses safety and complications of direct trocar entry in laparoscopic procedures, highlighting its efficiency compared to traditional methods.
Laparoscopic surgery is widely adopted for its minimally invasive benefits, such as reduced pain and quicker recovery. However, abdominal entry remains a critical step associated with complications. There is increasing evidence that direct trocar entry (DTE) has been proposed as a safe and time-efficient alternative to the Veress needle technique. Objective: To evaluate the safety and complication profile of direct trocar entry in laparoscopic surgery.
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