Apr 23, 2023 · A Kocher incision (no. ③) is a subcostal incision used to gain access for the gall bladder the biliary tree. The incision is made to run parallel to the costal margin, starting below …

Jun 3, 2024 · A Kocher incision is made parallel to the subcostal margin to access the underlying liver and biliary tree. It is commonly used for open cholecystectomy . It may be mirrored on the …

Oct 5, 2024 · The Kocher incision, a subcostal incision made inferior and parallel to the costal margin, primarily provides access to the gallbladder, biliary tree, pancreas, duodenum, and …

May 9, 2021 · A Kocher incision is a subcostal incision used to gain access for the gall bladder the biliary tree. The incision is made to run parallel to the costal margin, starting below the …

7. Right Subcostal Incision (Kocher’s) incision , This is a very popular incision for biliary tract surgery especially for cholecystectomy. However when biliary exploration or biliary …

The Kocher incision group had a shorter hospital stay than the midline incision group. No difference was found with regards to early postoperative complications. On the other hand, …

A Kocher incision is defined as a subcostal incision performed 2 cm parallel to the costal border, either at the right or left side of the abdomen . This incision divides the anterior rectus sheath, …

Incision. A right subcostal (Kocher) incision is the most often used incision and allows excellent exposure of the gallbladder bed and cystic duct. Alternatively, an upper midline incision can be …

The Kocher incision is not to be confused with the Kocher Maneuver, which describes the mobilization of the second and third portion of the duodenum and the pancreatic head. The …

Sep 14, 2016 · The Kocher incision is an oblique right upper quadrant incision made about 4 cm below and parallel to the costal margin. It provides excellent exposure for surgery of the liver …