This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Daniel A Popowich during the Devil’s in the Details: Splenic Flexure/Middle Colics on April 13 2018
Keyword(s): AAA repair, abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, abdominal cavity, aganglionic, anastomosis, anatomy, anvil, ascending colon, blood supply, BM, bowel function, bowel movements, cancer, colonic, colorectal, colorectal cancer, conduit, constipation, CRC, Deloyers procedure, Devils in the Details: Splenic Flexure/Middle Colics, Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, diverticular disease, diverticulitis, diverting stoma, duodenum, Facebook, follow-up, Hartmanns reversal, Hirschsprungs disease, ICG, ICV, ileocecal valve, ileocolic pedicle, ileorectal anastomosis, ileostomy, IMA, IMV, indocyanine green, inferior mesenteric artery, inferior mesenteric vein, left colon resection, lesser sac, marginal artery, medial-lateral dissection, mesocolon, mobilization, morbidity, outcomes, pelvis, preop, preoperative, presentation, QoL, quality of life, rectum, resection, retrospective, right colon inversion, right colon resection, sacrum, SAGES Masters University, sigmoid colon, specimen, surveillance, techniques, tension, tension free, terminal ileum, total colectomy, traction, transmesenteric, transverse colon, wedge, white line of Toldt
Areas that affect “reachability”–2:56
What if the tension is on the middle colics?–3:42
Specific situations–4:06
Colorectal anastomosis–4:55
Additional options–6:04
Retroileal–8:58
Deloyers procedure–10:03
Citation–15:02 Dis Colon Rectum 2012
Conclusion–16:41