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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

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
Ourunitcurrentlyusesanaggressiveenhancedrecoveryprotocolthat
stressesoutambulationandearlyfeeding.Thepatient,afterashortstay
intherecoveryroom,istransferredtothesurgicalfloorwherewithin2–4
hoursheorsheismobilizedandambulated.Theambulationiscontinued
onpostoperativeday1withwalksinthehallsatleastsixtimesdaily.
Softdietisgiventothepatientthenightoftheprocedure.Routine
medications,eitheroralorintravenous,fornauseaareprescribedsuchas
ondansetronandpromethazine.Onlyifthepatienthasrepeatedepisodes
ofnauseaorvomitingthedietisstopped.Theindividual’shome
medicationsarealsostartedthatsamenightunlesscontraindicatedby
suchanticoagulants.
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Paincontrolisthemainissue,especiallyinaculturewhereopiatesare
common.Ourinstitutioncurrentlyhasseveralprotocolsforpreemptive
anesthesiathatincludetransversusabdominalplaneblocksinthe
preoperativeareaandforhigh-riskpatients,suchasthosewith
inflammatoryboweldisease,whohavebeenonopiates.Wecurrently
haveacontinuousinfusionofketaminethatgetsstartedonabolusdose
givenbytheanesthesiologistintraoperativelyandcontinued
postoperativelyuntilday3or4unlessthepatientisreadyfordischarge
earlier.
Oralacetaminophenisgiventothepatientevery6hoursaroundthe
clock,unlesscontraindicated.Oralorintravenousopiatesareprescribed
onlyforseverepainonapainscore8–10andbreakthrough,butoverall
theyarediscouragedandthenursingstaffisinstructedtotrytoavoid
them.Allpatientswillbegivenalvimopan12mgevery12hoursfromthe
preoperativeareauntilthedayofdischargeasaperipherallyactingμopioidreceptorantagonist.
RoutineandstrictDVTprophylaxisisfollowedusingheparin5,000
unitssubcutaneouslyevery8or12hoursdependingonsurgeon’s
preferenceorenoxaparin40mgdaily.Incertainhigh-riskpatientswith
potentialforlowmobilityupondischarge,anextendedDVTprophylaxis
protocolisusedfor21dayspostoperatively.
Routinenursingcareofthepatientisfairlystraightforward,the
incisionshavebeenclosedwithasubcuticularsutureandDermabond
Advanced(Ethicon,Cincinnati,OH),andwithin24hoursofthesurgery
thepatientmayshower.Theintravesicalcatheterisremovedonthe

morningofpostoperativeday1;andinpatientswithpotentialurinary
retention,suchasbenignprostatichypertrophy,aroutinebladder
scanningandstraightcatheterizationareimplementedifunableto
urinate.
Thepatientwillrunaninfusionof5%dextroseandlactatedRinger’s
solutionpostoperativelythatwillbestoppedandheparinlockgiven
intravenouslyonpostoperativeday1.Dextrosesolutionisavoidedin
diabeticstoavoidhyperglycemiainthepostoperativeperiod.
Ourcurrentlengthofhospitalstayis3days;bythattimethenursing
casemanageranddischargeplannerhavealreadyassessedtheneedsof
thepatientathomeandsafetyincasethatoccupationalandphysical
therapyconsultshavetobeplacedfordischargetoanursingfacility.

RESULTS
Minimallyinvasiverightcolectomysurgeryissafeandfeasible.
Applicationofrobotictechnologyinthesettingofasegmentalcolectomy
hasconsistentlyfailedtoshowanysignificantadvantages.Thelearning
curveforroboticsseemstobefasterthanthatforlaparoscopictechnique,
possiblyduetothe7degreesoffreedom,superiorvisualization,and
stablethirdarmretractionoftherobot.Ourcurrentapproachtodecrease
thecostisbasicallytargetedattheinstrumentationuse.Thebasiccostof
roboticandpatientdraping,sutures,anddisposablematerialsusedinthe
operationarefairlystandardizedandfixed.TheuseofHem-o-lock
(Teleflex,Morrisville,NC,USA)clipsinsteadofanydiathermydevicealso
isalargecostsavingsintheprocedure.Reductioninfiringreloadsof
roboticstaplerscanbeachievedbydissectionofthemesenteryofthe
colonandterminalileumtodecreasethewidthofthetissue.
Significantdebatehasexistedabouttherelativemeritsofastapled
versushand-sewnileocolicanastomosis.ACochranereviewof1,125
anastomosesbyChoyetal.indicatedthatstapledfunctionalend-to-end
ileocolicanastomosisisassociatedwithfewerleaksthanhand-sewn
anastomosis.Currently,controversyexistsovertheperformanceofintraorextracorporealanastomosis.Theincidenceofherniaafteraroboticor
laparoscopicresectionhasbeendescribed(17.4%and22.2%,
respectively)inalargereviewfromWidmaretal.Therefore,thepotential
toreducethesequelaeofthiscomplicationexistswiththeperformanceof
anintracorporealanastomosiswithsubsequentspecimenextraction
usingaPfannenstielincision.
Theperformanceofintracorporealanastomosisroboticor
laparoscopicallymaydecreasethelengthofhospitalstayandrecovery
despitethelongeroperativetime.AretrospectivereviewofNational
QualityImprovementProgrambyMilleretal.included17,774
colectomies(11,267laparoscopicvs.653robotic).Althoughtheoperative
timeintheroboticgroupwashigher,thehospitallengthofstaywas
significantlydecreasedby1dayintheroboticgroup.Thatdifferencewas
maintainedintherightorleftresections.Nocostcomparisonwasmade
inthisstudy.
Roboticsingleincisionorsingleportrightcolectomy(SPRC)hasbeen
reportedandwehaveexperienceinthetechnique.Weconsiderthis
techniqueasanadvancedapplicationofrobotictechnologyandonly
selectedcentershavehadexperiencewithit.Juoetal.reported59right
colectomiesandconcludedthatthetechniqueissafeandfeasibletobe
used.Duringthisadvancedroboticprocedure,theoperatorwillcrossthe
armsatthefascialeveluponinsertionofthesingleport.Retractionis

limitedanditrequiressignificantuseof“wristing”maneuversto
accomplishthedissection.Ourexperiencefor3yearsinSPRC(16
patients)comparedtomultiportroboticright(25patients)offeredlower
operativetimesof82versus110minutesfavoringtheSPRC(probably
relatedtothefactthatweperformedextracorporealanastomosis)with
similarlengthofhospitalstay(4.2vs.4days)andcomplications(25%vs.
36%)(unpublisheddata).
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Inthecurrenteraofcostcontainmentandcapitationpercase,the
surgeonmustbeawareoftheexpensesincurredintheOR.Our
institutioncurrentlyhasimplementedasystemwherethesurgeon
receivesascorecardwiththetotalitemizedcostoftheprocedureandthe
operativetime.Theuseofequipmenthasbeenreducedandaconstant
efforttodecreasethepricehasyieldedasignificantdecreasefromour
averageoriginalcostof$3,927perroboticcolectomy;thecostis$1,813.
Asperthelaparoscopiccounterpartscorecardin2011,thecostofa
laparoscopiccolectomyhasdecreasedfrom$1,870to$1,326in2015.Our
institutionaldataclearlyshowsthattheinvolvementofthesurgeon
improvesthesavingsinaroboticprogram.

CONCLUSIONS
Theapplicationofrobotictechnologyinrightcolectomyisstillinits
infancybecauseofmultifactorialreasonsthatincludeadoption,learning
curve,andcost.Preliminarydataindicatesafetyandfeasibilityequivalent
tothelaparoscopictechnique.Furtherinvestigationisneededintheuse
ofintracorporealorextracorporealanastomotictechniquesbecausethe
earlydataindicateimprovedshort-termoutcomes.

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Chapter6
Hand-AssistedLaparoscopic
RightColectomy
BrianT.Valerian
INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
Indications
Theindicationsforhand-assistedlaparoscopic(HAL)right
hemicolectomyarepredominantlythesameasthoseforlaparoscopicand
openrighthemicolectomy:benignandmalignantprocessesthatinvolve
thedistalterminalileum,cecum,ascendingcolon,hepaticflexure,and
proximaltransversecolon.HALofferssurgeonsthebenefitsof
laparoscopicsurgeryincludingsmallerincisions,lesspostoperativepain,
shorterhospitallengthofstay,andmorerapidreturnofbowelfunction
whilestillallowingthesurgeontactilefeedbackprovidedwithopen
surgery.UtilizingHAL,thehandcanretractorgans,dissect,andrapidly
controlbleeding.
HALismorefrequentlyusedforlefthemicolectomyortotalcolectomy
andtotalproctocolectomy;itstilloffersadvantagesincertainsituations
forright-sidedcolectomies.Inflammationorfriabletissuesfrom
inflammatoryboweldisease,orthickenedmesenterysuchasseenwith
Crohn’sdiseaseareexamples.Aphlegmonfromdiverticulardiseaseor
inflammatoryboweldiseaseorlargebulkytumorsormassesareother
examples.Morbidobesitycanmakelaparoscopicsurgerychallenging,but
HALcanoftenallowforsuccessfulminimallyinvasivesurgerytobe
performed.Thehandcaneasilyretractthecolonormesenteryinan
obesepatientoraidwithexposurethatlaparoscopicinstrumentsmaynot
beabletoprovide.HALalsoallowspalpationofaneoplasmwithinthe
colon,whichmaynotbeidentifiedvisually.Thepatientsandprocedures
thatgainthemostbenefitfromHALarethosethatrequireanextraction
siteormini-laparotomy.

SpecificindicationsforHALrighthemicolectomyincluderefractory
Crohn’sdisease,right-sideddiverticulardisease,colonpolypsnot
amenabletoendoscopicremoval,malignanciesandneoplasms,volvulus
orcecalbascule,andarteriovenousmalformationsorotherbleeding
lesions.
Contraindications
Contraindicationstypicallyfallintotwobroadclassifications—absolute
andrelativecontraindications.Absolutecontraindicationsarethose
generalmedicalconditionsthatwouldprecludeaminimallyinvasive
approachthatrequirespneumoperitoneumsuchaschronicobstructive
pulmonarydisease,severecardiacdiseaseforwhichdecreasedvenous
returncanbedetrimental,inabilitytotolerateTrendelenburgposition,
hepaticdisease,coagulopathy,andamoribundpatient.Relative
contraindicationshavedecreasedassurgeonexperienceandskillhave
increased.Morbidobesity,previousabdominalsurgery,adhesions,and
phlegmonsareallrelativecontraindications,butskilledlaparoscopic
surgeonscanoftenutilizeminimallyinvasivetechniquestosafely
completeoperationsinthesepatients.Earlyreportsofportsite
metastasisinminimallyinvasivesurgeryformalignancyhavebeen
disproven,andmultiplestudieshaveshownthatbothHALand
laparoscopicsurgeryaresafeandeffectiveinpatientswithmalignancies.
Therearecertainotherconditionsthatremainabsoluteorrelative
contraindicationsincludingbowelobstructionwithmassivelydilated
bowelandbowelperforation.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Apatientundergoinganycolonsurgeryrequiresacompleteevaluation.
Patientsbeingconsideredforminimallyinvasivetechniquesalsorequire
additionalevaluationsbecausetheabilitytopalpateallabdominal
structuressuchastheliverandperitonealsurfacesmaybelimited.
Determiningextentofdiseaseinvolvementandlocalizationoflesions,
masses,andtumorsfacilitatessurgery.Colonoscopyallowsidentification
ofpolyps,tumors,masses,andlesions.Tattooingofsmallerpolypsand
tumorsorofflatlesionsallowsforvisualidentificationatthetimeof
surgery.Indiainkcanbeeasilyutilizedtotattoolesionsbyinjectingin
threeorfourquadrantsaroundthelesionforfutureidentification.
Colonoscopyalsoensurestherearenoothersynchronouslesions
throughouttheremainingcolon.
Preoperativeimagingwithcomputerizedtomographyallowsfor
evaluationoflocalextentofdiseaseandpossiblemetastaticspreadto
otherorgansandstructuresinmalignantlesions.Inaddition,itcanhelp
determineresectabilityandensurethereisnodirectextensionoflesions
orinvasiontoadjacentstructures,notonlyinmalignantconditionsbut
alsoinconditionssuchasCrohn’sdisease.
Inpreparationforsurgery,apatient’ssuitabilityforsurgeryis
determined.IfthepatienthasanyabsolutecontraindicationstoHAL,
opensurgerycanbeoffered.Thepreoperativediscussionandconsent
processmustalwaysincludethepossibilityofconversiontoanopen
procedureifitcannotbeaccomplishedsafelyutilizingminimallyinvasive
techniques.Duringthepreoperativediscussion,perioperativeand
postoperativeexpectationscanbeexplainedaswellasrisks,benefits,and
alternatives.Managingperioperativeexpectationsisparamounttogood
outcomesandpatientsatisfaction.
Standardmechanicalbowelpreparationisrecommendedbecausean
emptycoloniseasiertomanipulateandhandleusingminimallyinvasive
techniques.Theuseoforalpreoperativeantibioticsisatthediscretionof
thesurgeon.Prophylacticintravenousantibioticsatthetimeofsurgery,
venousthromboembolismprophylaxis,andperioperativeinitiativesand
carearethesameasthoseforanycolectomy.PatientsundergoingHAL
colectomyareappropriatecandidatesforenhancedrecoveryprotocolsif
thoseareutilized.

SURGERY
Positioning
Thepatientisplacedsupineontheoperatingroomtable.Otherpositions
includemodifiedlowlithotomypositionwiththethighsatorslightly
belowthelevelofthehiptopreventinterferencewithlaparoscopic
instrumentmobility.Splitlegpositionerscanalsobeutilizedbecause
thesedevicessupporttheentirelowerextremity,decreasingthechanceof
peronealnerveinjuryandofferthesurgeonaccesstostandbetweenthe
legsshouldtheneedarise.Theauthor’spreferenceistoplacethepatient
insplitlegposition.Arestraintdevicecanbeplacedacrossthepatient’s
chesttohelppreventslippageontheoperatingroomtableduring
manipulationofthetableintraoperativelyforpositioning.Thelegscanbe
similarlysecuredifinsplitlegposition.Theleftarmshouldbepadded
andtuckedatthepatient’sside.Pneumaticsequentialcompression
devicesareplacedtoreducetheriskofdeepveinthrombosis.Abladder
catheterisinsertedtodecompressthebladderintraoperatively.
Orogastricdecompressioncanbeaccomplishedbytheanesthesiateam.
Thesurgeonandassistantstandtothepatient’sleftandmonitorsare
placedonthepatient’srightside.Oneormoremonitorscanbeusedif
available.Thescrubtechnicianstandstothepatient’srightside(Fig.6-1).
Alternatively,thesurgeoncanstandbetweenthepatient’slegswiththe
assistanttothepatient’sleftside,whilethescrubcanremainonthe
patient’srightside.
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