laparoscopic surgery - fifth or fist abdominal pressure?

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laparoscopic surgery - fifth or fist abdominal pressure? - TIA

Could you please provide more context, sentence, etc? - nm

Next, a pneumoperitoneum was created with carbon dioxide and position was further confirmed with f__ - ty

its usually opening pressure but - I dont like to

I am not a student, I have 40 years experience and have - never heard this phrase before - nm

Maybe forced or fist pressure? Can you get into old notes - and see what is usually said? NM

Or even '15 mm of pressure' w/o abdominal being heard NM - Wandering

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