2000
DOI: 10.1007/s004640020085
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Laparoscopically assisted transsacral resection of rectal cancer with primary anastomosis

Abstract: In selected patients with low or midlevel rectal cancer, LTR may be a viable option. Further experience is necessary to define its oncologic efficacy and whether routine temporary diverting colostomy is indicated.

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“…Both patients had primary metastatic disease. Reservations must be expressed with regard to the high local recurrence rates reported by Weaver (15%) and Feliciotti (21%) [6,30]. In the prospective randomized trial by Leung et al, laparoscopic resection did not worsen survival and disease control for patients with rectosigmoid cancer compared with open resection, and its benefits in reducing pain and allowing earlier postoperative recovery were confirmed.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Both patients had primary metastatic disease. Reservations must be expressed with regard to the high local recurrence rates reported by Weaver (15%) and Feliciotti (21%) [6,30]. In the prospective randomized trial by Leung et al, laparoscopic resection did not worsen survival and disease control for patients with rectosigmoid cancer compared with open resection, and its benefits in reducing pain and allowing earlier postoperative recovery were confirmed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the past few decades, a desire for sphinctersparing procedures, especially for small lesions, has resulted in renewed interest in the Kraske procedure. Improved surgical techniques and innovations in anastomotic devices have enabled the development of modifications to the operation initially illustrated by Kraske.j-7-9 Furthermore, the addition of an initial dissection through an anterior operr': 5 or laparoscopic 3 approach permits inclusion of a greater lymphatic field in the resected specimen. The Kraske may now be utilized to resect a variety of rectal lesions includ-ing adenomas and carcinomas.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…¹Laparoskopisch-assistiertª impliziert die Erweiterung einer Trokarincision zur Entfernung des Präparats, Einbringen des Staplerkopfs bei Anastomosen oder Verlagerung der Darmenden vor die Bauchwand zur Anastomosierung [21]. Resektionen mit transrectaler [9,10], transsacraler [23] oder transvaginaler Präparatentfernung sind ebenfalls ¹laparoskopischeª Eingriffe. Alle anderen Operationen sind ¹laparoskopisch-assistiertª (Hemicolektomien, Colonsegment-und Rectumresektionen).…”
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“…Die von Weaver et al [23] kürzlich veröffentlichte transsacrale Rectumresektion wäre eine Alternative zu diesem Vorgehen. Wegen der Gefahr der Verletzung des Rectumstumpfs und der Keim-bzw.…”
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