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Understanding Single Port Laparoscopy: Techniques & Outcomes with Dr. Kevin Stepp, Dr. Mark Hoffman, Dr. Amy Park on the BackTable OBGYN Podcast
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Episode # 85  •  03 Jun 2025

Understanding Single Port Laparoscopy: Techniques & Outcomes

Real innovation? It’s not just the tools and techniques you use, it’s how you think. In this episode of the BackTable OBGYN podcast, hosts Dr. Mark Hoffman and Dr. Amy Park welcome Dr. Kevin Stepp, a MIGS surgeon and urogynecologist in Charlotte, North Carolina, and an OBGYN professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Dr. Stepp shares his journey into the field, including his serendipitous start in single-port laparoscopy and the many surgical innovations that he has pioneered.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
03:50 - Pioneering Single Port Laparoscopy
10:10 - Challenges and Advantages of Single Port Surgery
13:52 - Cosmetic Considerations and Incision Techniques
27:27 - Innovative Approaches and Future Directions
30:40 - Understanding 3D Anatomy in GYN Surgery
32:10 - Sustaining Innovation in Urogynecology
33:53 - Efficiency in Surgical Procedures
39:20 - Advancement of Surgical Educational Materials
42:47 - Single Port and Robotic Procedures
50:50 - Building a Team through Positive Surgical Culture
01:02:13 - Continuous Improvement and Humility in Surgery

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More about this episode

The conversation highlights the importance of anatomical knowledge, thinking beyond conventional surgical approaches, and the significance of teamwork and efficiency in the operating room. A central focus is placed on the development and application of single-port techniques, highlighting the associated learning curves and the evolving role of robotic surgery. The discussion also explores how surgical team dynamics, effective communication, and ongoing innovation collectively contribute to better patient outcomes and advancement in the medical field.

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