Colon and Rectal Cancer
We can avoid the unnatural seat even when the tumor is close to the sphincter.
Colon and rectal cancer surgery is specialized and often presents difficult-to-treat problems.
Although there is the impression that all surgeons deal with the intestine, in reality there are few specialized surgeons who can perform a proper oncological debridement.
The operation is properly oncological when the distance from the tumor and the number of lymph nodes meet certain conditions.
There are also even fewer who can operate close to the sphincter and not leave the patient with a permanent unnatural seat (stoma).
Images are of tumors near the sphincter
Even 1-2 cm from the sphincter we avoid with special techniques (anal anastomosis, transsphincter removal) the permanent unnatural seat
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