Presented by Alessandro Fichera, MD at the SAGES 2014 Meeting; Pre-operative Pelvic Surgery, Benign and Malignant – What is the Big Deal
In the future, it would be nice to have the camera capture the panelists as they respond to the questions.
CT images–1:43
Keyword(s): ABD, abscess, access, ACS, anastomosis, anoscope, anoscopy, balloon, benign, bladder, bx, cavity, coloanal, coloanal anastomosis, colonoscopy, communication, contrast gastrographic study, CT images, cyberknife therapy, cysto, cystography, decompress, defect size, diarrhea, distal remnant, diverting colostomy, double diversion, drain placement, dysuria, E. coli, evaluation, extensive work up, fecal diversion, fecal incontinence, fecaluria, fistula, flex sig, Foley catheter, Gleason grading system, gracilis, Gy, harvest, infection, inflammation, initial presentation, irrigate, lap loop ileostomy, leaking, lithotomy, loop ileostomy, loop sigmoid colostomy, male, malignant, management endpoint, Martius flap, necrosis, oral antibiotic, pain, pathology, pelvic collection, pelvic radiation, pelvic surgery, perc draining, perineal repair, planes, prone Jackknife, prostate cx, pt care, pubis, published, purulent, r/o, radiation proctitis, rectum, recurrent UTI, reoperative, repair, retrograde urethrogram, scarring, seminal vesicles, sigmoid loop, solid stool, sphincter function, stoma, suprapubic catheter, terminal ileum, transabdominal approach, transperineal, transurethral catheter, tx plan, ulcer, urethra, urinary diversion, urinary incontinence, urine, urologist, urologists, urology lit, vesiculourethral junction