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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

FIGURE6-1Operatingroomandpatient
positioningforhand-assistedlaparoscopic(HAL)right
colectomy.
PortPlacement
Portplacementandlocationofthehand-assistportvarybasedonpatient
anatomy,surgeonpreference,andsurgeonconfidenceinbeingableto
completetheoperationlaparoscopically.Twooptionsexisttoinitiatethe
operation—placementofatraditionallaparoscopicportusuallyinthe
periumbilicallocationandthenevaluationandplacementofthehandassistportorinitialplacementofthehand-assistportwithsubsequent
laparoscopicportplacement.Theapproachisoftenrelatedtosurgeon
experienceandcertaintyofthediagnosis.
Figure6-2demonstratessomeofthemorecommonportsandhand-
assistdevicelayouts.PartsA,B,andCdemonstratea10-or12-mm
supraumbilicalHasson-typeportwiththehand-assistdeviceintheright
lowerquadrant,verticalsuprapubiclocation,andlowtransverse
suprapubiclocation.Anadditional5-mmportisplacedintheleftlower
quadrantwiththeoptiontoplaceanadditional5-mmportinthe
midepigastrumifrequiredtoassistwithdissectionorretraction.Figure
6-2Dillustratesthehand-assistdeviceintheperiumbilicallocationwith
twoadditionalportsontheleftsideoftheabdomen,oneforthecamera

andoneforaworkingport.Theplacementofthehandinthe
midline/periumbilicallocationallowsthemostsurgicalversatility,but
thehandcanobscurevisualization.Currenthand-assistdevicesallow
easyinsertionandremovalofthehandintoandoutoftheperitoneal
cavitywhilemaintainingpneumoperitoneum.Thesizeoftheincision
requiredforthehand-assistdeviceistypicallythesameastheglovesize
ofthesurgeonincentimeters.Oncethelocationischosenandthe
incisionismade,thewoundretractor/protectorisplacedandsecured.
Thehand-assistportisthensecuredtothebase.Theuseofsurgical
lubricantonthebackofthesurgeon’sglovedhandfacilitateshand
exchangesthroughthehand-assistport.
FIGURE6-2Handportoptionsforhand-assisted
laparoscopic(HAL)rightcolectomy.A.Rightlower
quadrant.B.Suprapubicmidline.C.Suprapubic
transverse.D.Periumbilicalmidline.
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Pneumoperitoneumisachievedusingstandardcarbondioxide
insufflationandistypicallymaintainedat15mmofmercurythroughout
theprocedure.A10-mm30-degreelaparoscopeisutilizedandplaced
throughtheperiumbilicalport.Initialgrossexplorationoftheperitoneal
cavityiscarriedouttoconfirmtheanatomy,confirmthediagnosis,
ensuretherearenoseveredenseadhesions,andtoexaminethesurfaces
oftheliverandperitoneum.Aftercompletinginitialevaluationofthe
abdominalcavityandcontents,theprocedureisinitiated.Inadditionto
thelaparoscopeandthehand-assistport,anenergydevicefordissecting
andvascularpediclecontrolisalsotypicallyutilized.Five-millimeter
versionsofcurrentenergydevicetechnologiescanbeutilizedonthebasis
ofsurgeonorhospitalpreference,orstandardelectrocauterycanbeused
fordissectionwiththeuseofclips,ties,orstaplesforcontrolofvascular
pedicles.
MobilizationoftheRightColon
Thestepsoftheoperationarethesameaswithanopenright
hemicolectomy.Therearetwoapproaches,thelateral-to-medial
approach,whichisthesameoperationthatistaughtanddoneusingthe
openapproach,andthemedial-to-lateralapproach.Themedial-to-lateral
approachfirstgainscontrolofthevascularpedicleandusesthecolon’s
attachmentstoaidinthedissection.
Medial-to-Lateral
ThepatientispositionedinitiallyheaddownorinTrendelenburg
positionwithrightsideup.Thececumisgraspedandretractedanteriorly
intotherightlowerquadrant,whichplacestheileocolicpedicleonstretch
andallowsforitsidentification(Fig.6-3).Theileocolicpedicleisthen
isolatedbyscoringtheperitoneumoverlyingitatitsbaseand
skeletonizingitfromsurroundingstructures(Fig.6-4).Theduodenum
canbeidentifiedjustcephaladtothisandissweptposteriorlyoutof
harm’sway.Theileocolicpedicleisthencontrolledanddividedatits
takeoffusinganenergydevice,clips,ties,oralaparoscopicstapler—
whicheverthesurgeonprefers.Oncethepedicleisdivided,themesentery
oftherightcoloniselevatedoffoftheretroperitoneumintheavascular
planeutilizinggentlebluntdissection(Fig.6-5).Thedissectioniscarried
outlateraltotherightsidewall,medialtowardthemidline,andcephalad
totheinferioredgeoftheliver.Duringthisdissection,theduodenumis
sweptposteriorlyandprotected.Therightcolicvesselscanbesacrificed
duringthisportionofthedissection.Next,attentionisturnedtothe
remaininglateralattachmentsoftherightcolon.Theterminalileumis
elevatedoffoftherightpelvicbrimbyincisingtheperitoneumand

raisingitofftherightiliacvesselsandrightureter.Mobilizationofthe
terminalileumiscarriedtotheleveloftheduodenum.Thedissectionis
continuedalongthececumandrightcolonbydividingalongthewhite
lineofToldtusingthesurgeon’sfingerasnecessarytodissectthecorrect
planeandtofullymobilizethecolonbycompletingthedissectionthat
wascarriedfromthemedialside.Thisdissectioniscarriedtothehepatic
flexure.ThepatientisthenpositionedinreverseTrendelenburgandthe
omentumiselevatedanteriorlyandfreedfromthehepaticflexure,
dissectingtowardthemidtransversecolon.Thehepatocolicand
gastrocolicligamentsaredividedsharplyuntilreachingthemid
transversecolon.Caremustbetakenduringthisdissectiontoprotectthe
duodenum.Thisdissectioncanbecarriedoutwithelectrocauteryoran
energydevice.Thisdissectionshouldallowforadequatemobilizationof
thecolontobeabletoexteriorizeit,ortoallowintracorporealdivisionof
therightbranchofthemiddlecolicvessels.
FIGURE6-3Ileocolicpedicleonstretch.
FIGURE6-4Relationshipofduodenumtoileocolic

pedicle.
FIGURE6-5Dissectingrightcolonmesenteryaway
fromretroperitoneum.
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Lateral-to-Medial
Thelateral-to-medialapproachfollowsthestepsthatmostsurgeonsare
typicallytaughtduringopenrighthemicolectomyandthereforefamiliar
tomostsurgeons,includingtrainees.Thepatientisplacedin
Trendelenburgpositionwiththerightsideup.Theoperationbeginswith
mobilizationoftheterminalileumandcecumbyincisingtheperitoneum
andretractingthececumtowardtheleftupperquadrant.Theterminal
ileumiselevatedfromtherightpelvicbrim,protectingtheiliacvessels
andrightureterduringthedissection.Thececumandappendixarefreed
fromretroperitonealattachments.Thedissectioniscontinuedalongthe
ascendingcolonworkingtowardthehepaticflexurebydividingalongthe
whitelineofToldt.Thecorrectplaneraisestherightcolonoutofthe
retroperitoneumwithoutdisturbingretroperitonealstructuresortissue.
Theduodenumneedstobepositivelyidentifiedandsweptposteriorlyto
avoidmobilizingitalongwiththecolon.Theterminalileumandcecum
arefullymobilizedtotheleveloftheduodenum.Furtherdissectionis
carriedfromthehepaticflexuretowardthemidtransversecolonby
freeingtheattachmentsoftheomentum,gallbladder,andstomach,
stayingclosetothecolon,andworkingintheavascularplane.The
transversecolonisfurthermobilizedontoitsmesenterysothattheentire
rightcolonisnowmobilizedontoitsmesenteryoffofthe
retroperitoneum.Thevascularpediclesandmesenterycanbe
intracorporeallyorextracorporeallydivided.Inobesepatients,

intracorporealdivisionisofteneasierasthemesenterycanbefore
shortenedanddifficulttoexteriorize.Intracorporealdivisionispreferred
formalignantdiseasestoensurehighligationofthepedicles.
ExtracorporealAnastomosis
Oncethecolonisfullymobilizedutilizingeitherthemedial-to-lateralor
lateral-to-medialapproach,itcanbeexteriorizedthroughthehand-assist
portforthedivisionofthebowelandtheanastomosis(Figures6-6and6-
7).Thepatientcanbereturnedtoneutralposition.Thebowelcanbe
dividedutilizingtechniquesfamiliartotheparticularsurgeon.Typically,
ifalaparoscopicstaplerwasusedtocontrolthevascularpedicles,thiscan
beusedtoperformboweldivisionandanastomosis.Ifalaparoscopic
staplerwasnotutilized,anopenstaplercanbeusedtodividethebowel
andperformtheanastomosis.Anyremainingmesenteryorvascular
pediclescanbeligatedanddivided.Aside-to-side,functionalend-to-end
anastomosisisfashionedandtheenterotomycreatedcanbeclosedusing
astaplerorcanbehand-sewnclosed.Alternatively,ahand-sewn
anastomosiscanbeperformedifthatisthesurgeon’spractice.The
mesentericdefectcanbeleftopenorcloseddependingonthesurgeon’s
preference.Theanastomosisisthenreturnedintracorporeallytothe
abdominalcavityandirrigationoftheabdomencanbeperformed.The
remaininglaparoscopicportscanberemoved.Anyfascialdefectlarger
than8mmshouldbere-approximated.Thefasciaatthehand-assistport
isre-approximatedineitheraninterruptedorrunningmanner.Skin
incisionsareallirrigatedwithwarnedsalinesolution.Skinisclosed
utilizinganabsorbablesubcuticulartechniqueoranalternativeofthe
surgeon’spreference.
FIGURE6-6Handportwoundprotectorinthe
incision.

FIGURE6-7Terminalileum,rightcolonand
transversecolonexteriorizedthroughincisionfor
extracorporealresectionandanastomosis.

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
PatientsundergoingHALrighthemicolectomycanenjoybenefitssimilar
tothoseappreciatedbypatientsundergoinglaparoscopicsurgery
includingquickerreturnofbowelfunction,lesspostoperativepain,
earlierdischargefromthehospital,andsoonerreturntoactivities.
Patientsshouldbeoutofbedambulatingthesamedayassurgery,
typicallywithin6hoursoftheoperationcompletion.Clearliquiddietis
permittedwhenthepatientisfullyawakeanddietadvancedastolerated.
Non-opiatepaincontrolisencouraged,whereasnarcoticsarereservedfor
painnotcontrolledbyothermodalities.Urinarycatheterisremovedon
thefirstpostoperativeday.Dischargecriteriavarybysurgeonand
institution,buttypicallyincludetoleranceofdiet,paincontrol,and
passageofflatus.Activitycanbeastoleratedwiththeexceptionofheavy
liftingorstraining,whichshouldbelimitedforthefirstseveralweeks
accordingtothesurgeon’spractice.

COMPLICATIONS
ComplicationsofHALrighthemicolectomyaresimilartocomplications
ofopenorlaparoscopicrighthemicolectomyandcanbedividedinto
intraoperativeandpostoperativecomplications.Themainintraoperative
complicationsincludebleedingandinjurytootherintra-abdominal
structures.Bleedingcanresultfromlackofcompleteligationofvascular
pedicles,tearingofmesentery,oraggressivebluntdissectionthatisnot
carriedoutinanavascularplane.Immediaterecognitionandcontrolof
bleedingismandatory,andthereshouldbenoevidenceofongoing
bleedingbeforecompletingtheoperation.Injurytootherstructuressuch
asenterotomiesorcolotomiescanoccurmorefrequentlyifadhesionsare
present.Thermalinjurytobowelnotbeingresectedneedstobe
recognizedintraoperatively,becausedelayedperforationcanoccurifnot
detectedandrepaired.Otherintraoperativecomplicationsspecifically
relatedtolaparoscopictechniquesincludehypercarbia,injurytobowelor
vesselsduringportplacement,andtearingortractioninjuriesfrom
laparoscopicinstruments.Ureteralorurinarytractinjuriescanoccur
duringmobilizationoftherightcolonascanduodenalinjuries.Caremust
betakentoprotectretroperitonealstructures.
Postoperativecomplicationsmirrorthoseofopencolectomies.
Anastomoticleaksarethemostseriouscomplications,andoptimal
surgicaltechniquesincludingensuringappropriatebloodsupply,
avoidingtension,goodalignmentofthebowel,andgentleatraumatic
tissuehandlingmustbeadheredto.Woundinfectionsorsurgicalsite
infectionsarearelativelycommonpostoperativecomplicationfromcolon
resections.Preventativemeasuressuchasmechanicalandantibiotic
bowelpreparation,perioperativeprophylacticantibiotics,and
intraoperativenormothermiacanhelpminimizetheincidenceofwound
infection.Inaddition,HALcolectomyusesawoundprotectoraspartof
thehand-assistdevice,protectingtheskinandsubcutaneoustissuesfrom
contamination.
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Venousthromboembolismandpulmonaryembolismcanandshould
beprophylaxedagainsttypicallyutilizingchemicalandmechanical
methods.Earlymobilizationcanalsohelppreventdeepveinthrombosis
andisencouraged.Incentivespirometryandearlymobilizationalsohelp
preventpulmonarycomplications.Complicationssuchaspostoperative
ileusandearlypostoperativebowelobstructioncanprolonghospitalstay.

Minimizingnarcotics,ambulating,gumchewing,andtargeted,goaldirectedfluidmanagementcanhelpminimizethechanceofdeveloping
anileus.
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