Journals / Veteriner Cerrahi Dergisi / 2004 / Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 1

In utero fötal cerrahi

In utero fetal surgery

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With the help of recent revolution in robotics, fetal surgery is the site where science fiction becomes real science.

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Objective & Hypothesis:in utero fetal surgery is a relatively new field and covers the application of surgery before birth.
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Key Findings & Data:However the first application of fetal surgery dates back to 1925 when legs of a fetal guinea pig were amputated.
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Conclusion & Impact:With the help of recent revolution in robotics, fetal surgery is the site where science fiction becomes real science.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:gebelik · doğumsal anomaliler · fizyopatoloji

Abstract

in utero fetal surgery is a relatively new field and covers the application of surgery before birth. It is an exciting frontier in veterinary and medical professions. Recently, a number of congenital disorders and fetal abnormalities have been studied to determine whether they are amenable to fetal intervention. However the first application of fetal surgery dates back to 1925 when legs of a fetal guinea pig were amputated. The main objective of the fetal surgery is to reverse the underlying pathophysiology during organogenesis that can ameliorate or prevent the consequences of the associated fetal disorder. There has been rapid and unstoppable progress in ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging technology recent years. In combination with advances in three-dimensional rendering of ultrasound images, this technology could provide real-time three-dimensional imaging of early gestational fetuses. Endoscopy, fetoscopy and advanced video-endoscopic surgery provided more successful and less traumatic means of fetal surgery. With the help of recent revolution in robotics, fetal surgery is the site where science fiction becomes real science.

Özet

In utero fotal cerrahi oldukça yeni bir alandır ve doğum öncesi operasyon uygulamalarını kapsar. Veteriner ve tıp hekimliğinde ilgi çekici ve araştırmaya açık bir konudur. Son yıllarda konjenital bozukluklar ve fotus abnormaliteleri düzeltilip düzeltilemeyeceği üzerine çok sayıda araştırma yapılmaktadır. Ancak, ilk fotal cerrahi işlem 1925 yılına kadar uzanır, fetal guinea pig'de bacak amputasyonu ile, başlamıştır. Fotus üzerinde cerrahi girişimin asıl amacı organogenez sırasında önlenebilir veya iyileştirilebilir fotal bozukluklarla sonuçlanacak patofızyolojik gelişimlerin geri çevrilmesidir. Günümüzde ultrason ve magnetik rezonans görüntüleme alanında hızlı ve durdurulamaz gelişmeler olmaktadır. Üç boyutlu ultrason görüntülemede ki ilerlemelerinde katkı- larıyla bu teknoloji erken gebelik dönemlerinde real-time 3 boyutlu görüntüleme sağlayabilir. Endoskopi, fotoskopi ve ileri video-endoskopik cerrahi daha başarılı ve daha az travmatik fotus operasyonları yapılmaktadır. Son zaman-larda robotik gelişmelerin de yardımıyla fotal cerrahide bilim kurgu gerçek bilime dönmektedir.

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DEMİRKAN, İ., DEMİRKAN, Ç. A. (2004). In utero fötal cerrahi. Veteriner Cerrahi Dergisi, Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 1, 66–74. https://ajindex.com/articles/333088

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