1. Methods The improved lithotomy position and the herringbone position were taken before 11 patients who underwent laparoscopic surgery for rectal cancer were anesthetized.

2. Conclusion: The modified lithotomy position may reduce the incidence of postoperative complications.

3. Objective To improve the method of traditional lithotomy position and to explore the influence of lithotomy position for postoperative complications.

4. Two patients were unable to assume a lithotomy position for the conventional cystoscopic procedure.

5. Patients were put in a dorsal lithotomy position. The surgeons placed one camera port, two robotic ports,(/lithotomy position.html) and two standard laparoscopic ports transperitoneally.

6. McRoberts maneuver: The legs are removed from the lithotomy position and flexed at the hips, with flexion of the knees against the abdomen.

7. Conclusion The improved method for lithotomy position can reduce the postoperative complications.

8. Methods The patient was placed in lithotomy position, a transperineal puncture done under local anesthesia, the needles were then inserted into both lateral lobes of the prostate for the therapy.

9. B. Maternal position. The mother is usually placed in the dorsal lithotomy position with left lateral tilt.

10. Patients undergoing cytoreductive surgery combined with intraperitoneal chemotherapy are required to be in the lithotomy position for many hours.

11. B . Maternal position. The mother is usually placed in the dorsal lithotomy position left lateral tilt.