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29 Laparoscopic-Assisted Soave Pullthrough for Hirschsprung Disease
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Fig. 29.2 (a–c) Preparation of the patient
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Fig. 29.3 Position of the surgeon and assistants Fig. 29.4 Placement of a 5 mm port in the right upper quadrant
Fig. 29.5 Placement of two 3.5 mm ports on the right and left sides
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29.4 Relevant Anatomy
A clear view of the pelvis is needed to view the distal colon and rectum. Identify the bladder (with catheter), peritoneal reflection, anterior wall ligaments, and the uterus and ovaries in female patients. Proximal dilated bowel helps to localise the possible transition zone and sites where biopsy speci­mens should be taken (Fig. 29.6).
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Fig. 29.6 Proximal dilated bowel helps to indicate sites for biopsy
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29.5 Surgical Technique
1. Levelling biopsies. Three serosubmucosal biopsies are
taken: above, within, and below the possible transition
zone. The wall of the colon is lifted with fine-tipped for-
ceps (Maryland) in the left hand (Fig. 29.7a), and scissors
are used to make a single bite (Fig. 29.7b) in this elevated
portion. A V-shaped tongue of colonic wall is seen, and
the tip of the V is lifted, with precision, by the fine-tipped
forceps in the left hand. Develop the biopsy on each side
of the V using small snips and spreading, undermining
movements of the scissors. When enough colonic wall
has been dissected, cut across the base and send for fro-
zen section (Fig. 29.7c)
2. Colonic mobilisation is begun where ganglionated
bowel is confirmed in the rectosigmoid region. Sigmoid
colon is lifted towards the anterior abdominal wall with
a grasper in the left hand (Fig. 29.8). The mesentery is
inspected for a suitable mesenteric “window,” and the
hook diathermy, in the right hand, is used to develop a
small hole in the mesentery, through which the left-
handed forceps can then be placed closed and lifted
upwards to hold the colon more easily (Fig. 29.9). From
the window, the mesenteric vessels are individually dia-
thermied with the hook, staying close to the colonic
wall, working towards the pelvis (Fig. 29.10). When the
peritoneal reflection is reached, a circumferential inci-
sion is made and the mesorectum is dissected as far
down into the pelvis as possible (Fig. 29.11). It is worth
checking that the vascularised proximal bowel to be
pulled through, reaches comfortably into the pelvis
(Fig. 29.12). During dissection, take time to ensure that
both ureters are seen, and not inadvertently pulled up
into the dissection plane.
3. Repositioning. The legs are elevated over the head and
secured with clips onto the drapes (Fig. 29.13).
4. Submucosal dissection. The anus is everted with eight circumferential 4-0 silk sutures (Fig. 29.14). Identify the dentate line and mark/score, (with diathermy tip), a circum­ference on the mucosa 5 mm more proximal (Fig. 29.15). Beginning at the 12 o’clock position, the needle-tipped dia­thermy is used to incise the mucosa, and interrupted silk sutures are placed from side to side in the mucosal layer and tied. This seals the mucosal “tube” as the full circumference of mucosa is developed (Fig. 29.16). The plane between the submucosa and the white circular smooth muscle is devel­oped inwards, with point diathermy controlling bleeding points (Fig. 29.17). Firm but gentle traction is placed along the ‘tube’ length. A point will be reached when the dissec­tion begins to separate cleanly with minimal effort, requir­ing only cotton pledgets to tease the layers apart.
5. Breakthrough and prolapse. The mucosal tube is devel- oped and the rolled circular muscle cuff is identified (Fig. 29.18). The cuff is grasped posteriorly with two Allis clamps. It is incised circumferentially, the bowel is prolapsed, and the biopsy sites are noted as they come through (Fig. midline with scissors.
6. Anastomosis. The bowel is cut full thickness and an anas­tomosis is fashioned directly between the neorectum and the circumference just proximal to the dentate line, using absorbable interrupted sutures. Place the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock positions first, leaving the sutures long as retrac­tors clipped onto the drapes (Figs. 29.20 and 29.21). Within each quadrant, three further absorbable sutures are placed (Fig. 29.22). The everting stay sutures are then removed, allowing the tissue to gently retract inwards (Fig. 29.23).
7. Recheck. When the anastomosis is secured, the pulled­through portion of bowel is viewed laparoscopically to ensure that it is not twisted and it is lying without tension (Fig. 29.24).
29.19). The cuff is split posteriorly in the
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a
b
c
Fig. 29.7 To take levelling biopsies, the wall of the colon is lifted with fine-tipped forceps (Maryland) in the left hand (a), and scissors are used to make a single bite (b) in this elevated portion. The tip of a V-shaped tongue of colonic wall is lifted by the fine-tipped forceps in the left
hand, and the biopsy is developed on each side of the V using small snips and spreading, undermining movements of the scissors. When enough colonic wall has been dissected, cut across the base and send for frozen section (c)
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Fig. 29.8 To achieve colonic mobilisation, the sigmoid colon is lifted toward the anterior abdominal wall, using a grasper in the left hand
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Fig. 29.10 From the window, the mesenteric vessels are individually diathermied with the hook, staying close to the colonic wall and work­ing towards the pelvis
Fig. 29.9 A suitable mesenteric window is identified, and the hook diathermy in the right hand is used to develop a small hole in the mes­entery, through which the left-handed forceps can be placed (closed) and lifted upwards to hold the colon
Fig. 29.11 When the peritoneal reflection is reached, a circumferen­tial incision is made and the mesorectum is dissected as far down into the pelvis as possible
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Fig. 29.12 The surgeon should check that the vascularised proximal bowel to be pulled through reaches comfortably into the pelvis and should make sure that both ureters are seen
Fig. 29.13 The patient is repositioned with the legs elevated over the head
Fig. 29.14 Submucosal dissection begins with eversion of the anus using eight circumferential 4-0 silk sutures
Fig. 29.15 After identifying the dentate line, the surgeon marks a cir­cumference on the mucosa 5 mm more proximal
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b
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Fig. 29.16 (a, b) Using the needle-tipped diathermy, the mucosa is incised and interrupted silk sutures are placed from side to side in the mucosal layer and tied, to seal the mucosal tube
Fig. 29.17 (a, b) The plane between the submucosa and the white cir- cular smooth muscle is developed inwards, with point diathermy con­trolling bleeding points
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Fig. 29.18 (a, b) The mucosal tube is developed and the rolled circular muscle cuff is identified
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b
Fig. 29.20 An anastomosis is fashioned between the neorectum and the circumference just proximal to the dentate line
Fig. 29.21 Absorbable interrupted sutures are first placed at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock. They are left long for retraction
Fig. 29.19 (a) The cuff is grasped posteriorly with two Allis clamps. It is incised circumferentially, the bowel is prolapsed, and the biopsy sites are noted as they come through (b)
Fig. 29.22 Three further absorbable sutures are placed in each quadrant
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