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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusion
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusion
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Indications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Outcomes
- •Complications
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusion
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Cost
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery

FIGURE3-15Theilealattachmentstothe
retroperitoneumaredivided,connectingwiththe
dissectionfromsuperiorly.Continuethismobilization
overtherightiliacvessels.
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Exteriorization,BowelDivision,andAnastomosis
Aftertheintracorporealdissectioniscomplete,therightcolonisready
forexteriorization,boweltransection,andextracorporealanastomosis.
Usingalockingbowelgrasperthroughtheleftlowerabdominalport,the
fatoftheileocecalregionisgraspedforidentificationthroughthesmall
incision.
Beforemakingtheincision,onemustensureadequatereachofthemid
transversecolontotheproposedincisionsite;ifnot,onerisksan
unnecessarilydifficultanastomosis,orunduetensionandtearingofthe
middlecolicvessels.Thisincisionisusuallyperiumbilical,andextending
thecameraportincisionaroundtheumbilicusfor3–5cmisgenerally
adequate;however,theincisionmayneedtobelargerinobesepatients
and/orpatientswithlargetumors(Fig.3-16).

FIGURE3-16Fortheexteriorizationofthe
specimen,amini-laparotomyisusuallycreatedasa
superiorextensionofaverticallyplacedinfraumbilical
portwound.
Awoundretractorisplacedtoavoidaportsiterecurrenceincasesof
malignancy.Thegraspedileocecalregionisbroughtintoviewthrough
thesmallincision,andthedissectedrightcolonisexteriorizedandplaced
initsnativeconfiguration(Fig.3-17).Theremainderoftheileal

mesenteryandmarginalarteryofthetransversecolonaredissected
towardthebowelwall.Thebowelisdividedandanileocolicanastomosis
iscreated.Thetypeofanastomosisdependsonsurgeonpreference:
hand-sewn,stapledfunctionalend-toend,orstapledend-to-side(Fig.3-
18).
FIGURE3-17Theexteriorizedrightcolonlaidout
anatomically,readyfordivisionandanastomosis.

FIGURE3-18Afunctionalend-to-end
anastomosis.Itiscriticaltokeeptheileumfrom
twisting360degreesarounditsmesentery.
Aftertheanastomosisisintracorporeallyreduced/returned,thefascia
ofthemini-laparotomyisclosed.Weroutinelyretaintheportsduring
fascialclosure,andthenreinsufflatetheabdomenfora“finallook”after
themini-laparotomyisclosed.Thisstepassureshemostasis,notwisting
oftheanastomosis,andnomigrationofthesmallbowelintothe
mesentericdefect.
CommonPitfallsandSolutions
DifficultyinIdentifyingtheIleocolicPedicle
Theileocolicarteryexistsin100%ofanatomicspecimens,andalways
coursesdistaltotheduodenumtotheileocecalarea.Theduodenalsweep
mustbeidentifiedthroughthethinnedareaofthetransversemesocolon.
Thereisoccasionallyacongenitalfusionofthetransversemesocolonand
therightcolonmesenterythatneedstobefirstreleased.Inobese
patients,theamountoffatmayobscurevisualizationoftheduodenum.If
theduodenumishiddenunderneaththickfat,startthedissectionofthe
ileocolicpediclesuperiortoit,andidentifytheduodenum.Theileocecal
regionmustbeplacedonenoughtensiontotentupthepediclethrough
thethickmesentericfat.Forpersistentdifficulty,aninferiorapproach
withthepatientinasteepTrendelenburgpositionandtheentiresmall

bowelsuperiorlyretractedmaybeuseful.Underneaththeilealmesentery
closetothemidline,theduodenumshouldbecomevisible,andfrom
theredissecttheilealmesenteryoffoftheretroperitoneum.Theileocolic
pediclewillbefreedfromitsattachmenttotheretroperitoneumwiththis
maneuver,andshouldbeidentifiedreadilyfromthemedialapproach.
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DifficultyintheDissectionoftheMiddleColicVessels
Themiddlecolicvesselsneedtoberetractedawayfromthe
retroperitonealstructuresusingtwopointsofretraction,asverticallyas
possible.Imagininga“Y”configurationofthemiddlecolicvesselsin
one’smindisimportant.However,duetoobesityorshortlengthofthe
middlecolicvessels,thismedialapproachmaybedifficult.Asuperior
approachshouldthenbeundertaken.Withthetransversecolonretracted
inferiorly,thegastrocolicligamentisopened,andthetransverse
mesocolonshouldbedissectedfreefromtheposteriorleafofthe
omentum.Therightmiddlecolicbranchcanthenbeidentifiedand
dividedfromthedorsalsideofthetransversemesocolon,orthe
transversecoloncanbeplacedbackintoitsoriginalpositionandamedial
approachtaken.Byfreeingtheposterior(ordorsal)attachmentsofthe
middlecolicvessels,thevesselsareeffectivelyelongated,allowingthe
rightbranchtobemorereadilyidentified.Ifthisapproachstillisnot
adequate,usethe“openbook”method.Themidtransversecolonisfirst
dividedusinganintracorporealstapler,andthetransversemesocolonis
thendividedinacentraldirectiontowardthebifurcationofthemiddle
colicvesselsasthetwoendsofthecolonareseparated.
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PoorReachoftheTransverseColontotheUmbilicus
Thisoccursmostcommonlyinobesity,wherethetransversemesocolon
canbeshort.Theoptionsherearetotakethedissectionofthetransverse
colonfurthertothelefttoincreaseitsreach,ortomakeaminilaparotomyintheepigastricareaclosetothedistaltransectionpointof
thetransversecolon.Itissimplertoaltertheplacementofthesmall
incisiontoamorecephaladsite.
AnastomoticTwistingandMesentericHernia

Aftertheilealmesenteryandileumaredivided,theileumcanbe
inadvertentlytwisted360degreesduringthetransversecolondivision.
Avoidanyconfusionbyplacingtwostaysutures,oneattheendofthe
ileumandoneproximaltoit,withthesuturesclampedandseparated.
Withthismaneuver,itisevenpossibletoplacetheileumbackintothe
abdomenwithoutlosingitscorrectorientationincaseswherethe
transversecolondoesnotexteriorizewellthroughthemini-laparotomy.
Itisgenerallynotnecessarytoclosethemesentericdefectafteraright
hemicolectomy.Perhapsbecausethedefectislarge,itisuncommonthat
amesentericherniadevelopsresultinginincarceration;overtime,this
defectclosesbyreperitonealization.Inarecentretrospectivestudyof530
patients,theincidenceofcomplicationsassociatedwithanunclosed
mesentericdefectwas0.8%.Byreinsufflatingtheabdomenafterthe
anastomosisiscompleted,onecanassessforanymesenterictwisting
and/orsmallbowelherniationintothemesentericdefect.

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
Postoperatively,patientsaremanagedusinganacceleratedcarepathway
(ERASpathway).ImportantERASelementsincludepreoperative
education,settingofexpectations,limitationofsurgicalstressincluding
minimallyinvasivesurgery,earlyenteralfeeding,earlyambulation,
judiciousintravenousfluidresuscitation,aggressivepostoperative
nausea/vomitingprophylaxis,andopiate-sparinganalgesia,withor
withoutaperipheralμ-opioidantagonist.
TheestablishmentofameaningfulandsuccessfulERASprogramis
actuallyquitechallengingandrequiresthededicatedcoordinationofa
multitudeofdisciplines,includingthesurgicalteam,anesthesiateam,
painmanagementteam,outpatientnurses,perioperativeservices,
recoveryroomnurses,inpatientnurses,dietitian,pharmacy,and
institutionalleadership.Whenpatientsarecompliantwithpre-,intra-,
andpostoperativeERASelements,dischargeofpatientsonpostoperative
day(POD)2or3afterelectivecolectomybecomespossible.
Ifutilized,theorogastric/nasogastrictubeshouldberemovedatthe
timeofextubation.Urinarycathetersshouldberemovedwithin24hours
ofsurgery.AclearliquiddietisstartedadlibonthefirstPOD,and
patientsareadvancedtoatransitionalorsoliddietonPOD2inthe
absenceofsignificantnauseaordistension.Postoperativemaintenance
fluidsaregivenjudiciously(e.g.,1ml/kg/hr),andstoppedevenonPOD1
ifpossible.Aggressivenarcotic-sparinganalgesia(whichisactually
startedpreoperatively)iscontinued,withthearound-the-clockuseof
acetaminophen,gabapentin,andNSAIDssuchasketorolac(ifwithout
contraindications).Patientsaredischargedhomewhentoleratinganoral
diet,andhavingsomereturnofbowelfunction(flatusorbowel
movement)withoutsignificantnauseaordistension,abdominalpain,or
fever.

COMPLICATIONS
A2009comparisonoflaparoscopicandopencolectomyof8,660patients
utilizingtheACSNSQIPprogramshowedthattheuseoflaparoscopy
decreasedtheincidenceofrisk-adjustedcomplicationscomparedtoopen
surgery.Theoverallcomplicationrateforpatientsundergoing
laparoscopicileocolectomywas15%comparedwith24%foropen
ileocolectomy(P<0.05%).Theratesofspecificcomplicationsafter
laparoscopicileocolectomyweresepsis(4–5%),woundcomplications
(8%),cardiopulmonarycomplications(3%),vascularcomplications
(1.5%),andneurologic/renalcomplications(3–4%).

RESULTS
Thereisvariationinrecoveryafterlaparoscopicrightcolectomy
accordingtotheperioperativecarepathwayutilizedandthecriteriafor
discharge.In2010,aprospectivemulticenterobservationalstudyof148
patientswasperformedtodeterminethe“benchmark”ofrecoverywhen
patientsundergoinglaparoscopicrightandleftcolectomyaremanaged
withastandardizedacceleratedcarepathway.Theresultsspecificto
laparoscopicrightcolectomywereasfollows:aconversionrateof15%,
meantimetogastrointestinalrecoveryasdefinedbypassingstooland
toleratingsolidfoodof4.2days,andmeantimetodischargeorder
writtenof4.5days.Prolongedpostoperativeileusoccurredin10.1%of
patients,with4.7%requiringanasogastrictube.Thereadmissionrate
was2%.
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MorerecentmodificationsinERASpathwayshavefurtherimproved
uponpostoperativerecoverybytheincorporationofaggressive
nonnarcoticanalgesia,furtherlimitationsonintravenousfluids,and
aggressivemanagementofpostoperativenausea/vomiting.Arecent
Mayoclinicreportofpatients(n=541)undergoinglaparoscopic
colorectalsurgerymanagedwithsuchanERASpathwaydemonstrateda
medianlengthofstayof3days(interquartilerange2–5days)after
laparoscopicbowelresection,with25.9%ofpatientsdischargedwithin
48hours.
Laparoscopicsurgeryformalignancyisoncologicallysafe.Multiinstitutionalrandomizedcontrolledtrialshavedemonstratedequivalency
betweenthelaparoscopicandopenapproachesforcoloncancer.These
includetheClinicalOutcomesofSurgicalTherapyStudyGroup(COST)
trial(n=872),EuropeanCOloncancerLaparoscopicorOpenResection
(COLOR)trial(n=1,076),andtheUKMedicalResearchCouncil
(CLASICC)trial(n=794).

CONCLUSION
Themedial-to-laterallaparoscopicrighthemicolectomyallowsforhighqualityoncologicsurgery,includingearlyhighligationofmesenteric
vessels.Thelateralattachmentsactasanexcellentnaturalbowel
retractor,facilitatingthisapproach.Thesurgicalexposureissomewhat
reversedcomparedwithopensurgery,wherealateral-to-medial
mobilizationisusuallyperformed.Thus,surgeonswillneedtobefamiliar
withthevascularanatomyandtheirrelationshiptotheretroperitoneal
structurestoperformasafeoperation.However,evenforthose
beginningtolearnlaparoscopiccolectomy,thisoperationwilllikelybe
oneofthefirsttobeattemptedandlearned.Whenpatientsaremanaged
withamultidisciplinaryandcomprehensiveERASpathway,discharge
fromthehospitalwithin48–72hoursbecomespossible.
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