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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
Atourinstitution,patientsundergoinguncomplicatedleftorsigmoid
colectomyrecuperateunderastandardizedprotocoldesignedto
acceleraterecovery.Ofcourse,eachpatientisassessedforsuitability
beforeinitiatingthisprotocol,andchangesaremadeasindicated
throughoutthepostoperativecourse.Thegeneralcomponentsofour
earlyrecoveryprotocolarelistedhere.Thetypicalhospitalstayis3–4
days.
Dietandintravenousfluids:Onpostoperativeday0,patients
commenceaclearliquiddietandIVfluidsarelimitedto2Lofdextrose
withhalfnormalsaline.Thereafter,IVfluidreplacementisadministered
onlyasnecessaryasweallowpermissiveoliguria.Solidfoodisgivenon
postoperativeday1andoralfluidreplacementisencouraged.
Nasogastricdecompressionisnottypicallyrequired.
Paincontrol:Patient-controlledanalgesiadevicesarestarted
immediatelyaftersurgeryalongwithscheduledoralacetaminophenand
gabapentin.Epiduralanalgesiawithbupivacaineisalsoinitiated
immediately.IVketorolacisscheduledfrompostoperativeday1fora
totalof3days.Typically,transitiontooralnarcoticsoccursonthe
secondpostoperativeday,andtheepiduralcatheterisremovedby
postoperativeday3.
Ileusprophylaxis:Patientsareambulatedassoonaspostoperative
day1.Theyarealsomaintainedonoralalvimopanuntilfirststool.
Venousthromboembolusandinfectionprophylaxis:
Subcutaneousenoxaparinisstartedimmediatelyontheeveningof
surgeryandcontinued,evenafterdischarge,foratotalcourseof21days.
Nofurtherantibioticsareadministeredaftertheinitialdoseof
perioperativeertapenem.Ifciprofloxacinandmetronidazoleareinstead
given,thisistypicallycontinuedforatotalof24hoursonly.

COMPLICATIONS
Ileus,surgicalsiteinfections,respiratoryinsufficiency,andanastomotic
leakarethemostcommonpostoperativecomplicationsassociatedwith
openleftorsigmoidcolectomy.Bothintraoperativemeasuresand
alterationsinourstandardizedpostoperativemanagementregimehave
significantlyreducedtheratesoftheseproblemsamongourpatient
cohort.
Anastomoticleakisthemostfearedcomplicationofanycolectomy.
Theanticipatedleakrateforaroutineleftandsigmoidcolectomywith
colorectalanastomosisislessthan4%.Thesecomplicationscanbe
conservativelymanagedwithpercutaneousdrainageoffluidcollection
andbowelrestiftheleakiscontained.Re-explorationandtakedownof
thecolorectalanastomosiswithendcolostomycreationshouldbe
performedonlyinthesettingoffrankperitonitisanddiffusefecal
contamination.
Deepvenousthrombosisandpulmonaryembolusratesforthose
patientsreceivingchemoandmechanicalprophylaxisperioperatively
shouldbelessthan1%.Thus,weadvocateearlyprophylaxiswith
enoxaparin(orotheranti-Xacompounds)foreverycolectomypatient
unlessotherwisecontraindicated.Inferiorvenacavafiltersarenecessary
onlyifthepatientembolizesmultipletimesorcannottolerate
anticoagulation.
Surgicalsiteinfection(SSI)isoneofthemostcommon
complicationsofcolectomy.Becausetheprocedureisatbestclean-
contaminatedinnature,woundinfectionshavebeenreportedinexcess
of20%ofpatients.Strictpreventionofsuccusspillage,woundprotection
withincisionbarriers,andadoptionofclean-closuretechniques
intraoperativelyhaveresultedindrasticreductionofourownSSIrates
towellbelow10%.Ifdeepsubcutaneouswoundinfectiondoesoccur,
localmanagementofthewound—openingandpackingorplacementof
vacuum-assistedtherapy—alongwithantibioticsareessential.
Postoperativeileusisnotuncommonafteranopenoperation.Even
so,thepatientshouldtrialclearliquidsshortlyaftersurgery,and
nasogastrictubesshouldbeavoided.Alvimopan,aperipherallyactingμreceptorantagonist,mayalsobeusedintheimmediatepostoperative
periodtofacilitatebowelfunction.However,ifthepatientdevelops
persistentnauseaandradiographicileus,bowelrestandnasogastric
tubedrainageshouldbeconsidered.Ileuscanbeexpectedin10–25%of

patients.
Urinarytractinfectionsareoftenasideeffectoflong-term
indwellingbladdercatheters.Forthisreason,earlyremovalofthe
cathetershouldbeperformedexceptincasesofsuspectedbladderinjury
orextensivepelvicdissection.Recognitionofureteralinjurymaybe
facilitatedbyobservationofadrainleftinthepelvis.Shouldthedrain
volumeincreaserapidly,acreatininelevelcanbeobtainedonthe
drainage.Afluidcreatininelevelthatishigherthantheserumcreatinine
levelwouldindicatealeakfromtheurinarytractitselfintotheabdomen.
Forthestandardleftcolectomy,cathetersareremovedonpostoperative
day1.
In-hospitalpneumoniaafterabdominalsurgerycanalmostentirely
beavoidedbyencouragingroutineincentivespirometeruseandearly
ambulation.Ofcourse,atelectasisiscommon,althoughinfrequently
significantfollowingcolectomy.

RESULTS
Theopenlateral-to-medialleftcolectomyisanexcellentoptionfor
anatomicresectionoftheleftandsigmoidcolon.Thisapproachmakes
wedgeresectionorsmallsegmentalresectionunnecessarybecausethe
anatomicrelationshipsareeasilyvisualized,avascularplanesare
exploited,andacolorectalanastomosiscanbeaccomplishedwithout
compromisingqualityofoncologicresection.Inaddition,wideresection
oflymphaticandadherentretroperitonealorabdominalwalltissues
drasticallyreduceslocalrecurrenceratesofstagesIthroughIIIcolon
cancerstolessthan1%.Followingsucharesection,themostcommon
causeoflocalrecurrenceisperiaorticlymphnodeinvolvement.

CONCLUSIONS
Theuseofanopenlateral-to-medialleftcolectomyshouldbethebasic
approachtoleft-sidedcolonicdisease.Thisapproachcapitalizeson
knownavascularanatomicplanesandaccesstovesselsattheiroriginto
allowforsafe,oncologicallysuperiorresection.Alowrateof
complicationsandgoodlong-termoutcomesisexpectedinthesepatients.

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Chapter9
LaparoscopicMedial-toLateralColectomy
AzahA.AlthumairiandJonathanE.Efron
INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
Indications
Theindicationsforlaparoscopicleftcolectomyperformedeitherbya
medial-to-lateralapproachoralateral-to-medialdissectionarediverse,
includingbothmalignantandbenignconditions.Earlyinthehistoryof
laparoscopiccolectomy,controversyexistedastothesafetyand
feasibilityoflaparoscopiccolectomyforcancer.Thisdebatewas
secondarytoearlyrecurrencerates,primarilyportsiterecurrences,
whichsurgeonsfearedmaybesecondarytothetechnicalaspectsof
laparoscopiccolectomy,suchasthepneumoperitoneum.Several
prospective,randomizedtrials,however,havedemonstratedequivalent
recurrenceandlong-termsurvivalratesbetweenlaparoscopicandopen
colectomiesperformedforcancer.Currently,malignancyisconsideredan
optimalindicationforlaparoscopiccolectomies.
Mostbenignconditionsalsolendthemselvestolaparoscopicresection
byamedial-to-lateralapproach.Theseconditionsincludediverticulitis,
inflammatoryboweldisease,andpolyps.Incomplicateddiverticulitisor
Crohn’sdiseasewithanassociatedpericolonicabscess,themedial
approachmayallowearlyidentificationoftheureterandiliacvessels,
allowingforasaferlateraldissectionintheinflamedtissue.Conversely,if
theintestinalmesenteryissignificantlythickenedfromCrohn’sdisease,
approachingthedissectionlaterallymayavoidinjuringthemesentery
andpreventingexcessbleedingortheformationofamesenteric
hematoma.DividingthickenedCrohn’smesenteryisdifficultwitheither
vessel-sealingdevicesorintracorporealstaplersandthismaylimitthe
abilityofthesurgeontoperformamedial-to-lateraldissectionbecause

divisionofmesentericvesselsmaynotbepossible.
Contraindications
Somerelativecontraindicationsforperformingalaparoscopiccolectomy
forcancermaypossiblyincludeT4cancerswithextensiveinvolvementof
otherabdominalorgans,ortumorsthataregreaterthan8cmin
diameter.Similarly,conditionssuchassigmoidvolvulusandrectal
prolapsegenerallyrequireminimalsigmoidmobilizationandtherefore
arenotwellservedbyamedial-to-lateralapproachwithhighligationof
theinferiormesentericvessels.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Preoperativepreparationbeforelaparoscopiccolectomyincludes
ensuringthatthepatient’smedicalcomorbiditiesarewellcontrolledand
thatheorsheisanacceptablecandidateforsurgery.Preoperative
teachingofthepatientandfamilyshouldincludeinstructionsonthe
patient’spostoperativeresponsibilities.Theseinstructionsincludeearly
eatingandambulation,useofincentivespirometers,andexpectationsfor
earlydischarge.Implementinganenhancedrecoveryaftersurgery
(ERAS)pathway,whichisoftentimesutilizedonpatientshaving
minimallyinvasivesurgery,reduceshospitallengthofstaywith
morbidityandlowreadmissionratessimilartothoseofpatientstreated
offprotocol.
Bowelpreparationisacontroversialpracticeforleftcolectomy.
Multipleprospectiverandomizedstudieshavebeenperformedexamining
theoutcomeofelectivecolonicresectionswithandwithoutbowel
preparation.Reportshaveshownnodifferenceincomplicationrates,
includinganastomoticleaks,whereasothershavedemonstratedahigher
rateofwoundinfectionsinthepatientswhohavereceivedabowel
preparation.Reducedsurgicalsiteinfectionsoccurinpatientswho
receivedmechanicalandoralantibioticbowelpreparation.Intraoperative
colonoscopyforlocalizationofpolypsortumorsduringthesurgerywill
requiremechanicalbowelpreparation.Itisthepracticeoftheauthorsto
preparethepatientswithamechanicalandoralantibioticbowel
preparationforallcolorectalresections.Ifnomechanicaloral
preparationisusedforalaparoscopicleftcolectomy,thepatientshould
performtwodisposablephosphateenemasbeforeenteringtheoperating
roomtoallowunimpededtransanalpassageofacircularstapler.
Finalpreoperativepreparationincludesinstillationofintravenous
antibiotics,applicationofawarmingpreoperativewarmingblanket,
administrationofsubcutaneousheparin,andapplicationofsequential
compressionstockings.Placementofanepiduralcatheterisadvocatedby
somesurgeonsforpostoperativepainmanagementtolimitpostoperative
narcoticintakeandtoenhancerecovery;however,forlaparoscopic
resections,placementofatransversusabdominalplane(TAP)blockis
preferredbytheauthors.Adequateintravenousaccessisobtainedbefore
positioningthepatientintheoperatingroombecausebotharmswillbe
tuckedatthepatient’ssideduringtheoperation.Afoammatt,ornon-slip
pad,isplacedbetweenthebedandthepatientandaftertuckingboth
armsandplacingthepatientinthemodifiedlithotomyposition(or
splittingthelegsonasplittable),thepatientissecuredtothetable.
Thesestepsarenecessarytopreventthepatientfrommovingduringthe

operation,becauseoftensteepTrendelenburgwiththepatient’sleftside
elevatedarerequiredtokeepthesmallintestineoutoftheoperativefield.
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