Description

Learn the Hasson Trocar Technique for safe open laparoscopic abdominal entry in this detailed educational video by Dr. R.K. Mishra at World Laparoscopy Hospital. The Hasson technique is an important open-entry approach used in laparoscopic surgery, particularly when careful and controlled access to the abdominal cavity is required. In this video lecture, Dr. R.K. Mishra explains the fundamental principles of open laparoscopic entry, including identification of the appropriate entry site, incision planning, opening of the abdominal wall layers, safe access to the peritoneal cavity, insertion and fixation of the Hasson cannula, and establishment of pneumoperitoneum. The demonstration focuses on understanding the anatomy and surgical steps involved in obtaining controlled laparoscopic access. The video is especially useful for surgeons, gynecologists, residents, fellows, and medical professionals learning or refining their laparoscopic surgical skills. Proper abdominal entry is one of the most critical steps in minimally invasive surgery because entry-related complications can involve bowel, major blood vessels, or other intra-abdominal structures. Understanding different entry techniques and applying appropriate surgical judgment can help improve procedural safety. Dr. R.K. Mishra also emphasizes the importance of careful tissue handling, anatomical orientation, controlled entry, and correct trocar placement. The Hasson open technique provides direct visualization during abdominal entry and is an important technique to understand as part of comprehensive laparoscopic training. Watch this educational video from World Laparoscopy Hospital to strengthen your knowledge of laparoscopic abdominal entry and understand the practical principles behind the Hasson trocar technique.