en Haemostatic Patch Envolving Laparoscopic Trocar to Stop Hemorrhage in the Port Site at the Beginning of the Operation Basic Science Basic Science Methodology Article <sec> <div>Background</div> <p>The number of laparoscopic procedures done each year continues to rise substantially. Clinically significant hemorrhage from secondary port sites at laparoscopy is an uncommon but serious complication and can become unrecognized intraoperatively. Abdominal wall hemorrhage and bruising may complicate laparoscopic operative procedures.</p> </sec> <sec> <div>Methods</div> <p>We propose an easy technical gesture to stop the bleeding at the port site in laparoscopic surgery. A simple technique is described to treat this complication.</p> </sec> <sec> <div>Conclusions</div> <p>Our proposal is a simple gesture, easy to reproduce and, with no surgical time waste which we can obtain very good results in major bleeding difficult to control with traditional methods by that.</p> </sec> Haemostatic Patch,Trocar,Laparoscopic Surgery,Bleeding 100 110 http://annbsurg.iums.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-31-191&slc_lang=en&sid=1 Francisco Javier P&amp;amp;#xE9;rez Lara 1003194753284600443 1003194753284600443 Yes Service of Surgery, Antequera Hospital, M&#xE1;laga, Spain Arminda Ferrer Berges 1003194753284600444 1003194753284600444 No Service of P. Surgery, Malaga Hospital, M&#xE1;laga, Spain Herman Oehling 1003194753284600445 1003194753284600445 No Service of Surgery, Antequera Hospital, M&#xE1;laga, Spain Arturo Del Rey Moreno 1003194753284600446 1003194753284600446 No Horacio Oliva Munoz 1003194753284600447 1003194753284600447 No