2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejso.2013.03.025
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An increasing use of defunctioning stomas after low anterior resection for rectal cancer. Is this the way to go?

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“…AL after colorectal resection has been selected as an outcome indicator for surgical quality of care in the DSCA. In rectal cancer surgery, the practice of routine construction of a defunctioning stoma may play a large role in measuring this outcome and determining risk factors, whereas stoma construction may be of less importance in colonic cancer resections. Among all colorectal surgical procedures, patients undergoing colonic cancer resection may be considered a specifically vulnerable group, being at risk for morbidity and mortality because of advanced age and co‐morbidity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AL after colorectal resection has been selected as an outcome indicator for surgical quality of care in the DSCA. In rectal cancer surgery, the practice of routine construction of a defunctioning stoma may play a large role in measuring this outcome and determining risk factors, whereas stoma construction may be of less importance in colonic cancer resections. Among all colorectal surgical procedures, patients undergoing colonic cancer resection may be considered a specifically vulnerable group, being at risk for morbidity and mortality because of advanced age and co‐morbidity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wykazano, iż wyłonienie zabezpieczającej stomii zmniejsza ryzyko występowania objawów klinicznych nieszczelności zespolenia i odsetek reoperacji spowodowanych nieszczelnością [2][3][4][5], stąd większość niskich zespoleń zabezpieczanych jest stomią. Wyniki holenderskiego audytu (Dutch Surgical Colorectal Audit -DSCA), obejmującego grupę 988 chorych po resekcji przedniej, operowanych w 2010 roku, wykazały, że w 70% przypadków zespolenie zabezpieczano stomią prewencyjną [6]. Wyniki te porównano z danymi badania TME (TME-trial; n = 891; lata 1996-1999) [7].…”
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“…A major source of morbidity and health care costs after proctectomy is the diverting stoma [55][56][57]. Presently, the majority of patients who receive neoadjuvant CRT or XRT and undergo radical resection are concurrently managed with a diverting stoma [58]. However, if less radical surgical strategies are adopted, this could not only mitigate many of the costs associated with the resection, but also those associated with management of the stoma.…”
Section: Opportunities To Introduce Value Into Rectal Cancer Carementioning
confidence: 98%