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Pyloromyotomy Images

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Right upper quadrant incision marking relative to underyling anatomy.
VID 100, frame 1

pyrP4003

 

Umbilical incision markings (1).
VID 100, frame 2

pyrP4004

 

Umbilical incision markings (2).
VID 100, frame 3

pyrP4005

 

Incision.
VID 100, frame 4

pyrP4006

 

Anterior rectus sheath opened.
VID 100, frame 5

pyrP4007

 

Rectus muscle split.
VID 100, frame 6

pyrP4008

 

Posterior rectus sheath/peritoneum divided vertically to visualize colon.
VID 100, frame 7

pyrP4009

 

Dry gauze pushed into abdomen to cling to omentum.
VID 100, frame 8

pyrP4010

 

Stomach drawn into the wound.
VID 100, frame 9

pyrP4012

 

Stomach pulled left, then rocked gently to deliver pylorus.
VID 100, frame 10

pyrP4013

 

Pylorus.
VID 100, frame 11

pyrP4016

 

Pylorus and Vein of Mayo (labeled).
VID 100, frame 11

pyrL4016

 

Hypertrophied pylorus relative to duodenum.
VID 100, frame 12

pyrG4018

 

Hypertrophied pylorus in cross-section relative to duodenum.
VID 100, frame 13

pyrG4019

 

Incision made in pylorus.
VID 100, frame 14

pyrP4023

 

Hypertrophied fibers broken using tapered back of knife.
VID 100, frame 15

pyrP4025

 

Spreader splits fibers down to mucosa.
VID 100, frame 16

pyrP4028

 

Incision in pylorus.
VID 100, frame 17

pyrG4032

 

Pylorus fibers split.
VID 100, frame 17

pyrG4033

 

Heels of hemostat used to spread incision.
VID 100, frame 17

pyrG4035

 

Pylorus halves tested for independent mobility.
VID 100, frame 19

pyrP4038

 

Incision closed in layers using absorbable suture.
VID 100, frame 20

pyrP4039

 

Subcuticular skin closure.
VID 100, frame 21

pyrP4040

 

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