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    [Type the document title]Management Conventional

    and Laparoscopic LargeBowel Tumor

    Colectomy Surgery

    2/17/2013

    Erwin Wahid

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    Management Conventional and Laparoscopic Large Bowel TumorBy

    Dr Erwin Wahid M.D., M.S., student Ph. D.

    Curative treatment will be achieved when done in the early stages. Palliative

    surgery is still one of the best efforts to prolong life and improve quality of life.

    Frequency in Indonesia 38-48 percent obtained at the age below 40 years.

    Once the diagnosis is made clinically, laboratory, radiological, and if

    necessary, colonoscopy and biopsy, then prepared surgery action.

    As early determined whether surgery will be curative or palliative: it can be

    determined by assessing whether there is metastasis to the clinical, radiological

    and ultrasound. Further surgery and contraindications tolerable checked by

    examining all the function of organs such as lung function, cardiovascular,

    hemostasis, liver, kidney and hormonal. If you need help, and there is less time

    then the function can be improved first. It certainly can not be done when surgery

    is acute, such as the intestine obstruction. With this test, then it is no preparation

    to prevent postoperative complications.

    Then set the operating timing, followed by preoperative preparation, the

    blood supply, preparation of the colon with a colonic cleansing mechanic and

    reduction of germs in the colon with the appropriate antibiotics. As a final

    preparation phase of the disease.

    Due possible or colonic stoma must be made permanent or temporary,

    then the patient must be prepared mentally and surgeon should explain it as best

    as possible. It should also be determined in the colon where the stoma will be

    placed so as not to interfere with the way people dress and work.

    Surgery is generally performed with a midline incision and after open

    abdominal reassessed stage carcinomas with felt and saw the liver, regional

    lymph nodes and distant, as well as the assessment of tumor infiltration into the

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    surrounding tissue. Based on this new one can determine whether surgery will be

    curative or palliative and surgical techniques can be determined precisely.

    In curative surgery performed en block resection was the operation of

    palliative resection can, by pass or colostomy alone. In the en block resection of

    the colon is resected at least 15 cm proximal to the tumor and 5 cm distal tumor.

    In this resection should also be included vessels and lymph nodes that run

    concurrently with the blood vessels to the proximal as possible. For the location

    of the tumor in the cecum and ascending colon hemicolectomy done right: to do

    transverectomy or transverse colon hemicolectomy extended; to the descending

    colon, left hemicolectomy; for sigmoid, sigmoidectomy, for rectum whose tumors

    more than 5 cm from the line annocutan anterior resection and the less than 5

    cm procedures Miles. In the Miles procedure must be made permanent

    colostomy.

    Palliative surgery depending on the circumstances found; several

    benchmark used is: wherever possible resection anastomosis; this if all by pass

    and not be then only colostomy alone.

    Postoperative care must be done carefully taking into account all organ

    function and fluid and electrolyte balance. New anastomosis can be declared

    safe if no leakage after the tenth day.

    Giving citostatica and or radiotherapy depending on stage. Stage Dukes A

    does not need adjuvant therapy, in stage further adjuvant therapy should be

    considered. If the patient is wearing a colostomy, colostomy care then it should

    be taught.

    The laparoscopic approach continues to gain popularity and has evolvedto include not just pure laparoscopic techniques but also hand-assist devices.

    Hand-assisted surgery can be used as a bridge for surgeons who are not

    completely familiar or facile with laparoscopic techniques, and even for the most

    experienced laparoscopic surgeons, it is often the preferred technique for surgery

    involving left-sided pathology.

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    Laparoscopic left colectomy or laparoscopic total colectomy, the patient is

    placed supine in a 20 degree Trendelenburg position. The surgeon and first

    assistant are on the side of the patient. The second assistant stands between the

    legs of the patient. The video monitor is placed to left of the patient.

    When laparoscopic right colectomy or laparoscopic rectopexy for rectal

    prolapse, the patient is placed supine. A Trendelenburg position is required at the

    initial stage of the operation with some left rotation. The surgeon stands to the

    left of the patient, and the first assistant to the surgeons left. The second

    assistant is positioned between the patients leg.

    Laparoscopic colectomy surgery usually 6 hole is two 10-mm trocars,

    three 5-mm trocars, and then A 12-mm trocar with reducers.

    Reading.

    Phillips, R.K.S. (2006). A Companion to Specialist Surgical Praetice, 3 rd edn.Elsevier, Philadelphia.

    Jean-Louis D. (2006). Tip and Techniques in laparoscpic Surgery, SpringerFrance

    .