This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Conor P Delaney during the Postgraduate Course: Total Mesorectal Excision – Optimizing Surgery and Managing Challenges on April 11 2018
Keyword(s): abdomen, abdominoperineal resection, algorithm, anastomosis, anatomical, APR, beyond TME, bladder, bone, British Journal of Surgery, chemoradiation, circumferential resection margin, coccyx, colonoscopy, complications, consensus, consensus statement, contraindications, CRM, CT scan, end colostomy, evaluation, expertise, failure, fibrosis, iliac vessels, imaging, incidence, inflammation, injury, international, intraoperative radiation, IOR, local recurrence, male, management, mesorectum, metastasis, morbidity, mortality, MRI, multi-visceral resection, multidisciplinary team, orthopedics, outcomes, pain, Pelv Ex Collaborative, pelvic exenteration, perineal, perineal closure, perineum, PET scan, piriformis, PRC-b TME, primary rectal cancer, radical excision, reconstruction, rectal cancer, rectal surgery, recurrence, recurrent rectal cancer, reoperative cancer, sacral, sacral promontory, sacrectomy, sacrum, scar, sciatic nerve, sciatic notch, specialists, Stockholm, survival, Swedish, systematic review, teaching, TME, total mesorectal excision, tumor board, U.S., United States, urology, vagina, vascular
Teaching TME–32 sec Br J Surg 2005
Consensus statement–3:06 Br J Surg 2013
Imaging–7:12 BMJ 2006
What is a difficult pelvic dissection in rectal cx?–7:48
Multi-visceral resection outcomes for rectal cx–8:21 Am J Surg 2015
Recurrent rectal cancer candidates–8:57
Pelvic pattern of recurrences–9:29 Eur J Surg Oncol 1999
Central recurrence algorithm–12:38 DCR 2010
Pelvic exenteration outcomes–14:31 DCR 2013
Consensus statement–15:36 Br J Surg 2013
Conclusion–15:42