Presented by Andrea Maria Petrucci at the AAST Joint Panel: Acute Care Surgery held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Thursday, March 23, 2017
Keyword(s): AAST, abdominal surgery, ACS, acute care surgery, anastomosis, anesthesia, benign, bleeding, blood loss, Bookwalter, bowel distention, bowel obstruction, bowel prep, colorectal emergencies, comorbidities, conversion, CR, Crohns disease, CT scan, decompression, diet, DILALA trial, distal, distended bowel, diverticulitis, drain, E.R., early hospital discharge, emergency laparoscopic colectomy, emergency room, emergent, experience, exposure, fecal peritonitis, flatus, flexible sigmoidoscopy, free air, Hartmanns procedure, heterogenous population, Hinchey grade, IBD, inflammatory bowel disease, inpatient sample, LADIES trial, laparoscopic approach, laparoscopic care, laparoscopic equipment, laparoscopic peritoneal lavage, laparoscopists, laparoscopy, LapLAND trial, left upper quadrant, length of stay, LOLA arm, LOS, LUQ, malignant, malignant tumor, meta-analysis, modified lithotomy, morbidity, mortality, NSQIP, O.R., obstructed, open colectomy, operating room, operating time, pathology, patient selection, percutaneous drainage, perforated, perforation, postoperatively, pouching, proctectomy, prospective study, purulent diverticulitis, randomized controlled trial, RCT, re-exploration, rectum, reoperation, research, risk factor, scars, scope, selection bias, stable, staff, stoma, surgical admissions, surgical reintervention, systematic review, umbilicus, vascular insufficiency, washout, wound infection, wound protector
Laparoscopy for CR emergencies–29 sec
Citations–1:00 Am J Surg 2009
Limitations–4:10
Citations–4:41 World J Gastroenterol 2014
Colorectal emergencies–6:10 World J Emerg Surg 2016
Tips & Tricks–10:20
Conclusion–12:15