Rectal resection has potential risks similar those of other major surgeries. Complications usually occur while the patient is in the hospital and the patient's general health prior to surgery will be an indication of the risk potential.
A Low Anterior Resection is an operation to remove rectal cancers which are very low in the pelvis but not low enough to warrant surgery on the rectal sphincters. In surgical terms, this means at least 2 cm margin from the levator ani.
During a rectal resection, the surgeon removes the diseased or perforated portion of the rectum. If the diseased or damaged section is not very large, the separated ends are reattached. Such a procedure is called rectal anastomosis.
Aftercare for colpotomy is associated with the overall surgery that required the colpotomy.
An abdominoperineal resection is a kind of surgery in which the rectum, anus or colon are removed. This surgery is often used to treat people with rectal or anal cancer.Ê
There is no aftercare required following skull or sinus x-ray procedures.
Mortality has decreased from nearly 28% to under 6%, through the use of prophylactic antibiotics before and after surgery.
In the study of 245 patients, ventricular reconstruction by myocardial resection was found to have an associated in-hospital mortality rate of 78.1%.
A thermometer should be cleaned, disinfected and placed in an appropriate container for storage.
Rectal resections repair damage to the rectum caused by diseases of the lower digestive tract, such as cancer, diverticulitis, and inflammatory bowel disease.Injury, obstruction, and ischemia (compromised blood supply) may require rectal resection.
Any of previous criteria associated with distant metastasis
Gastroenterology is the branch of medical science associated with evaluating and treating rectal bleeding, as it involves the study of the digestive system, including the colon and rectum. Patients with rectal bleeding may undergo procedures such as colonoscopies and endoscopies to identify the source of the bleeding and determine appropriate treatment.