This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by George J Chang during the Postgraduate Course: Total Mesorectal Excision – Optimizing Surgery and Managing Challenges on April 11 2018
Keyword(s): abdominal wall laxity, abdominal wall morbidity, abdominoperineal resection, anal verge, APR, autonomic nerves, C-arm, circumferential resection margin, COLOR II trial, complications, CRM, D3 lymphadenectomy, dissection, distal rectal cancer, donor site, donor sites, drainage, edema, gluteal advancement, healing, imaging, intersphincteric resection, ISR, laparoscopic colorectal surgery, LAR, lesser sac, levator, levator ani, ligation, local recurrence, low anterior resection, low ligation, managment, margin positivity, mesorectum, minimally invasive surgery, MIS, mobilization, MRI, multidisciplinary, omentoplasty, open colorectal surgery, outcomes, parasympathetic nerves, pedicle flap, pelvic floor, pelvic inlet, pelvis, perineal herniation, perineal wounds, perineum, periosteum, plastic surgeon, prevention, primary closure, radial margins, randomized trials, reconstruction, rectal perforation, rectum, rectus flap, robotic approach, sacrococcygeal, sacrum, SBO, short gastrics, skin defect, small bowel obstruction, specimen, sphincter preservation, survival, technique, TME, total mesorectal excision, tumor, vacuum, vaginal reconstruction, vertical rectus abdominis myocutaneous, VRAM flap, wide resection, wound complications
APR–43 sec
Citation–1:59 Eur J Cancer 2009
Principles of pelvic/perineal wound management–11:09
Choosing the perineal reconstruction strategy–11:47
Strategies for perineal wound management–12:25 Colorectal Dis 2013
Omental flap creation video clip–13:42
VRAM flap–14:51
Conclusion–16:07