2015
DOI: 10.1053/j.scrs.2015.09.013
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Reoperative transabdominal surgery for ileoanal pouch salvage

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“…Adequate blood supply to the ileal pouch, tension-free anastomosis, keeping the mesentery untwisted, and not leaving a long rectal cuff (>2 cm) are the basic technical steps of IPAA creation. 5 The second most common indication for redo IPAA is mechanical complications after primary IPAA, including long rectal cuff, twisted mesentery, or strictures. 1,9,10 Around 30% of the patients in our study were admitted with nonseptic mechanical issues.…”
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“…Adequate blood supply to the ileal pouch, tension-free anastomosis, keeping the mesentery untwisted, and not leaving a long rectal cuff (>2 cm) are the basic technical steps of IPAA creation. 5 The second most common indication for redo IPAA is mechanical complications after primary IPAA, including long rectal cuff, twisted mesentery, or strictures. 1,9,10 Around 30% of the patients in our study were admitted with nonseptic mechanical issues.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The surgery is started via the transabdominal approach. 5 Before pelvic dissection, a complete lysis of adhesions and takedown of the diverting loop ileostomy is routinely performed. We believe that taking the ileostomy down routinely gives a much better access and exposure for the pelvic dissection phase of the procedure.…”
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