A side-by-side comparison of two images of a person's torso. On the left side there is a diagram of an open incision which is a type of surgical procedure that occurs when the person is closed with staples. The diagram shows the location and number of laparoscopic port sites may vary according to procedure and surgeon.
On the right side of the image there are two illustrations of the same person's body one showing the open incisions and the other showing the location of the laparoscopy port sites. The open incisors are located on the left and right sides of the body and the location is marked with a small black dot. The image also includes text that explains the difference between the two images.
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2014
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