Titlebook: Comprehensive Rectal Cancer Care; Mary Kwaan,Andrew Zbar Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 cancer.rectal cancer.surgery.colore

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ss of new treatmentsThis book is a comprehensive guide to rectal cancer care that will provide general and colorectal surgeons details regarding the latest developments in the field..?.The book aims to cover the dynamic shifts in rectal cancer care that have taken place over recent years. Management

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Strategisches Affinity-Group-Management recently with the routine addition of three-dimensional (3D) machines. This chapter addresses the applications of ERUS in the preoperative staging of rectal cancer and its place alongside other modalities such as MRI.

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Schlussbetrachtung und Ausblick, by the mesorectal fascia) with division of the muscle tube at the level of the anal canal. TME is particularly applicable for what is termed a “l(fā)ow” anterior resection where intestinal continuity is restored by a colo-anal anastomosis. The anastomosis after TME will effectively be within 3–4?cms of the anal verge.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81388-6s traditionally been difficult, especially in cases of obesity, males and with narrow pelvis. The oncologic cornerstone of this surgery is the removal of the mesorectum as an intact specimen . with a margin-free tumour. Systematic adherence to this principle has been proven to prolong survival and reduce locoregional recurrence.

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Total Mesorectal Excision: Embryology, Anatomy, Technique and Outcomes by the mesorectal fascia) with division of the muscle tube at the level of the anal canal. TME is particularly applicable for what is termed a “l(fā)ow” anterior resection where intestinal continuity is restored by a colo-anal anastomosis. The anastomosis after TME will effectively be within 3–4?cms of the anal verge.

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The Impact of Minimally Invasive Technology in Rectal Cancerng developed and implemented, and there is mounting evidence supporting the use of MIS for the treatment of rectal cancer. This chapter explores the evidence regarding the short- and long-term outcomes of MIS for rectal cancer, as well as currently available techniques and barriers to implementation.

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Neorectal Reservoir Construction: Techniques and Outcomesble progress made in the management of rectal cancer which has seen a reduction in the incidence of the APR and a rise of restorative proctectomy, highlighting postoperative patient function and quality of life considerations [1–5].

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