Fotopletismografía laparoscópicanueva técnica mínimamente invasiva y estudios experimentales iniciales

1. López Silva, S.M.
2. Dotor, M.L.
3. Silveira, J.P.
4. Giannetti, R.
5. Herrera, L.

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In the endoscopic procedures there is not possible to use the sense of touch for the detection of weak palpitations as in open surgery, neither to directly evaluate the oxygenation and perfusion of intra-corporeal organs and tissues. Here, we present the initial results after the application of laparoscopic photoplethysmography, a novel technique developed by our group, which allows obtaining specific clinical parameters and overcome the cited drawbacks. From the photoplethysmograpic signals of different wavelengths recorded in intra-abdominal organs and territories of animal models, their pulse values and oxygenation related quotients have been derived

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