Prevalence of Intraoperative and Postoperative Complications in Colorectal Surgery

Abstract

Colorectal surgery is performed for many diseases such as colorectal cancer, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, mechanical bowel obstruction and recurrent diverticulitis, often resulting in major reconstruction of the gastrointestinal tract. Injury, ischemia, rectal prolapse and proctological disorders may also require large or small bowel resection. Potential risks of colorectal surgery are mainly those of any major abdominal surgery, and usually occur while the patient is still in the hospital. Because of the many indications for and the various extents of colorectal or small bowel resections the rate and spectrum of complications differ. The prevalence of complications intra-operative can help the doctor to avoid it and the complications postoperative can doctor preventive faster if he know the probability of complications. Rationale:This research, to the extent possible, will add to other relevant research as it will expand the area of knowledge of complications. While there is no research within the kingdom, I have spoken about the prevalence of intra-operative and postoperative complications. If we know the most common complications for any disease that can help we to asses and evaluate the patient and prevent anything unexpected to happening. Literature review:-According to the other previous study like: RESEARCH AIM: To determine the prevalence of intra-and postoperative complications of colorectal surgery.