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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusion
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
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- •Conclusion
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Indications
- •Surgery
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Results
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Outcomes
- •Complications
- •Indications/Contraindications
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- •Indications
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- •Surgery
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- •Surgery
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- •Cost
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SURGERY
Whenapproachingalaparoscopiccolectomy,standardizingthesurgical
techniquehelpsfacilitatetheoperation,allowingittobeperformedina
quickandefficientmanner.Thismethodwilldecreasesurgeon
frustrationandoperativetime.Eachstepmusthavespecifictargetsand
thosetargetsshouldbereachedinatimelymanner.Ifthesurgeonisnot
meetingthosegoalsandtheoperationisfailingtoprogress,early
conversionisadvocatedandmayreducetheriskofintraoperative
complications.Justasstandardizationfacilitatesperformingthe
procedure,institutingstandardizedpreoperativeandpostoperativecare
pathwayshaveshowntobesafeandcost-effective,reducingpatient
lengthofstayanddecreasingcostsandcomplications.
Positioning
Thepatientisplacedinthemodifiedlithotomypositionwithcarefully
paddedAllenstirrupsandwiththigh-highsequentialcompression
stockingsutilized.Positioningofthepatientintheoperatingroomshould
includetuckingoftheright(orboth)arm(s)bythepatient’ssidetoallow
fullaccesstothatsideofthepatient,becausetheconductoftheoperation
hastheoperatingsurgeonandassistantstandingontherightsideand
alsointermittentlybetweenthelegstofacilitatesplenicflexure
mobilization.
Themonitorsshouldbepositionedneartheleftshoulderandlefthip
areaformaximalviewingcapabilityofthismultiquadrantoperation.The
patientneedstobepaddedtoavoidanypressureinjuriesandsecuredto
thebedtoallowextremepositioningchangesduringtheoperation.In
particular,steepTrendelenburgpositionisutilizedand,therefore,gel
padsplacedabovetheshoulderorsomeothermethodofsecuringthe
patient(beanbagorfoampaddingunderneath)areessential.Thesepads
orbeanbagsmustbethoroughlysecuredtothetable.Itisthepracticeof
theauthorstotestthesecurepositioningofthepatientbymovingthebed
intoextremeposition.Patientmovementcanbecorrectedbefore
beginningtheoperation.Thepatient’sabdomenispreppedanddrapedto
theanterioraxillarylineslaterally,theribcagesuperiorly,andthepubic
area.
Technique
Afterdraping,a1-cmincisionismadeabovetheumbilicusinthemidline.
A12-mmtrocarisplacedattheumbilicusincisionanda

pneumoperitoneumshouldbeestablishedtoapressureof15mmHg.The
authorsutilizea10-mm,30-degreescopethroughthetrocarthroughout
theprocedure.Followingthat,threeadditionaltrocarsareplaced,one5mmsizeintherightupperquadrant,a12-mmtrocarintherightlower
quadrantjustmedialandslightlysuperiortotheanteriorsuperioriliac
spine,anda5-mmsuprapubictrocar.Ifnecessary,afourth5-mmtrocar
canbeplacedintheleftlowerquadrant2–4cmsuperiorandanteriorto
theanteriorsuperioriliacspinedependingonthesizeofthepatient.
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Inthecaseofacancerdiagnosis,theinitialstepsaretoperforma
staginglaparoscopybyfirstplacingthepatientinreverseTrendelenburg
positiontoevaluatetheliverandperitonealsurfaceandthenreturningto
aslightTrendelenburgtoevaluatetherestoftheabdominalperitoneal
cavityandthepelvis.
Tobegintheleftcolonmobilization,thepatientisplacedinsteep
Trendelenburgwithleftsidetiltedup;inthisway,weutilizegravityasa
retractorandsweepthesmallboweloutofthepelvisandawayfromthe
leftcolonmesenteryandduodenum.Thedegreeofthetabletiltis
dependentonthemobilityofthesmallintestine.Notinfrequentlythere
areadhesionsoftheterminalileumorcecumtotherightpelvisor
sigmoidmesenterythatrestrictthemobilityofthesmallbowel;andthese
adhesionsshouldbedividedtoensurethatthesmallbowelisfully
mobilizedandoutofthepelvisandawayfromtheleftcolonmesentery.
Unimpededvisualizationofthemesenteryisthekeytoasuccessful
medial-to-lateralmobilization.Atthistime,anyattachmentsofthe
sigmoidcolontotheleftpelvisorlateralpelvicsidewallareleftinplace
becausetheyhelpelevateandretractthecolonoutoftheoperatingfield.
Thefulllengthofthemesenteryfromtheduodenumtothesacral
promontoryisvisualized.Themesenteryorthecolonisgentlygrasped
throughthesuprapubicportand,withtensionelevatingthemesentery
anteriorlyandinferiorly,theinferiormesentericartery(IMA)isposed.
Theiliacvesselsareoftenvisualizedatthistimethroughthe
retroperitonealsurface,andinathinpatienttherighturetermayalsobe
obvious.Dissectionisinitiatedatthesacralpromontorycaudaltothe
IMA.TheIMAmaybeobviouswhenplacedundertensioninthin
patients,becausewhenthemesosigmoidisgraspedandelevated
anteriorly,thevesselistentedupandisquiteprominent.Inobese
patients,itmaynotbesoobvious.
Theperitoneumoverlyingthedissectionplaneisscoredalongthe
sacralpromontoryintothepelvisandalsocephaladtowardthe
duodenum.Establishingthisdissectionplaneisanessentialfirststep;

andoftenoncetheperitoneumisincised,thepneumoperitoneumwill
helpopenuptheplanes.Theplaneofdissectionmaybeextendedtoo
deepintothetissue,therebymobilizingtheretroperitonealstructuresoff
oftherectuswiththecolonicmesentery.
Dissectionshouldbeanteriortotheiliacvesselsandtothehypogastric
nerves,andtheleftureterisoftenquicklyseen.Oncethisdissection
planeisestablished,anatraumaticinstrumentcanperformablunt
dissectionfreeingthemesenteryoffoftheretroperitoneum.Theleft
uretershouldthenbeprotectedandallowedtoremaininthe
retroperitoneum,andthedissectioncontinueduptotheoriginofthe
IMA.Iftheuretercannotbequicklyandeasilyidentified,themostlikely
conclusionisthatithasindeedbeenelevatedalongwiththemesocolon.
Oncetheureterisidentifiedandtraced,dissectioniscontinuedonthe
peritonealsurface,scoringanddissectingouttheIMAandinferior
mesentericvein(IMV).Inabilitytoidentifythelefturetershouldthen
leadthesurgeontomobilizethecolonalongthewhitelineofToldtto
identifytheureter.Failuretoidentifytheleftureterbybothapproaches
maybeanindicationtoconverttoanopenprocedure.
Oncethemesenteryisfreedfromtheretroperitoneum,theIMAis
isolatedandmayundergoahighligationoraselectiveligationdepending
ontheindicationfortheoperationatthesurgeon’spreference.Theartery
isdividedusingeitheravessel-sealingenergydeviceorothertechniques
includingclipsand/orstaples.Themesenteryisfurthermobilizedfrom
theretroperitoneumextendingtowardthesplenicflexurefreeingitfrom
Gerota’sfascia.TheIMVisthenextvesselencounteredandisisolated
duringthiscephaladdissectionandmaybedividedviaasimilar
technique.Ifalowanteriorresectionisbeingperformed,thendivisionis
Oncethemesenteryiscompletelyfreedtothesplenicflexureanddown
tothesacralpromontory,thesurgeonturnshisorherattentiontoward
thewhitelineofToldt.Thecolonisthenmediallyandsuperiorly
retractedandtheperitoneumisincised,withanendoscopicscissorswith
orwithoutcautery.Thepreviouslydissectedplaneiseasilyenteredand
theperitonealattachmentsdivideduptothesplenicflexure.Careshould
betakennearthesacralpromontorywhenperformingthisstepbecause
theuretermaystillbeattachedtotheperitoneumandmaybeinjured.
Typically,theretroperitoneumbehindthelateralaspectofthesigmoid
anddescendingcolonisstainedapurplishcolor,whichisusefulto
identifythecorrecttissueplane.Thisstainingisfromtheprevious
medial-lateralretroperitonealdissection.Theproximallineofresectionis
thenselectedlargelyonthebasisofthemesentericbloodsupplyand
locationofpathology,butmayalsobedeterminedbythequalityofthe
sigmoidcolonandthepresenceorabsenceofpreviousradiationtherapy.
Inacaseofdiverticulardiseaseaffectingthesigmoidcolonorintheface

ofpreviousradiationtherapy,theauthorspreferadescendingcolonto
rectalanastomosis.Thisfeaturemayaffectthedegreeofsplenicflexure
mobilizationnecessarytoresultinatension-freeanastomosis.
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Splenicflexuremobilizationbeginsbyputtingthepatientintoaslight
reverseTrendelenburgpositionwithleftsideelevated.Theomentumis
graspedandelevatedcraniallywhilethecolonisretractedinferiorlyto
identifytheavascularplanebetweenthetransversecolonandthe
omentum.Theomentumismobilizedoffofthecolonandthelessersacis
entered.Thesurgeonmaychoosetocontinuedissectionaroundthe
splenicflexurefromthelateraspectofthecolontoenterthelessersacif
thelateralplaneisobvious.Careshouldbetakennottoinjurethe
pancreasduringthismobilizationbecauseitcanbedifficulttoidentifyat
times.Alternatively,thesplenicflexurecanbeposteriorlymobilized.
Enteringintotheretroperitonealtissueplanebehindthemesocolon,the
windowoverthetailofthepancreasisincisedtoenterthelessersac
extendinguptowardthespleen.Themaneuverrequirestheuseofa45degreeangledorflexibletiplaparoscope.
Oncethesplenicflexureisfullymobilized,theproximalsiteofplanned
resectionisgentlygraspedandbroughtdownintothepelvistoinsure
thatthereisadequatemobilityforatension-freeanastomosisatthedistal
plannedlineofresection.ThislengthshouldbeadequateiftheIMVwas
dividedatthelevelofthepancreas.Fullmobilizationoftheomentum
fromthetransversecolonandincisioncolonicmesenterymediallytothe
edgeofthemiddlecolicvesselsmaybeneededtogainfurthermoliletyof
thesplenicflexuralandsiteofproximaltransection.Oncemobilizationof
thecoloniscomplete,thepatientisplacedbackintoTrendelenburg
positionandthedistallevelofresectioninthecolonorrectumischosen,
eitherbasedonanatomiclandmarksoronendoscopicconfirmationin
thecaseofaneoplasm.Tattooingisofvaluebutcannotbefullyreliedon
becauseofthenon-specificityoftheexactlocationwhendealingwith
rectalneoplasmsandanticipatedmarginsof2cmorevenless.The
authorsstronglypreferCO2insufflationfortheirintraoperative
colonoscopyforlocalizationandconfirmationofmarginstoavoid
troublingcolonicdilation,whichcanimpairtheconductoftheremainder
oftheoperation.Itisimperativetohaveadequateproximalclampingof
thecolonifintraoperativeendoscopyisemployedtopreventexcessive
colonicdistension.Foranteriororlowanterioranastomoses,oncethe
coloniscompletelymobilizedandtheresectionmarginsdefined,the
colonmesenteryisdividedwithavesselsealertothelocationofplanned
colonorrectaldistalmargin.Thecolonisdividedusinganendoscopic

staplerplacedthroughtheleftlowerquadrantport.Thedistalstapleline
onthecolonisthengraspedwitharatchetedgraspertoensureitisnot
lostandthepneumoperitoneumisdeflatedthroughthetrocars.
Thelocationofspecimenextractionisdependentonthepreferenceof
thesurgeon.Aleftlowerquadrant,asuprapubicPfannenstielincision,or
aperi-umbilicalincisionismadeandawoundprotectorisplaced.The
specimenisextractedthroughthisincisionandanastomosisisperformed
usingacircularstapler.IfaPfannenstielincisionismade,theresection
andanastomosismaybeperformedunderdirectvision.Anyother
incisionrequiresreturningthecolontotheabdominalcavity,reinsufflatingthepneumoperitoneum,andlaparoscopicallyperformingthe
anastomosis.BothaleftlowerquadrantandthePfannenstielincisions
arebelievedtohavelowerincisionalherniarates.Whetherperforming
theanastomosisunderdirectvisionorwiththelaparoscope,itis
importanttoensurethecolonicmesenteryisstraightandnottwistedon
itself.Thecolonshouldbecarefullyinspectedandthetaeniaandcutedge
ofmesenterymustbefollowedalongtheentirelengthofthecolonbefore
firingthestaplertoavoidtwistingofthecolon.Anairtestisperformed,
withendoscopy(rigidorflexible)ifavailable,toassesstheintegrityofthe
anastomosis.Thesurgeonthenclosesthefacialincisionsandskin
accordingtopersonalpreference.

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
ImplementationoftheERASpathwayaimstodecreasepostoperative
ileus.Withrapidrecoveryofgastrointestinalfunction,patientscan
transitiontooraldietandhydration,oralpainmedication,andearly
discharge.Preoperativeeducationofthepatientisanessentialelementof
theERASpathway.Supplementarybookletsorvideosshouldbepartof
thepatient’spreoperativepreparation.Educationofthenursingstaff
caringforthepatientisalsorequired.Earlyoralfeeding,early
ambulation,standardizedpostoperativeantiemeticagents,andlimiting
excessivefluidadministrationintra-andpostoperativelyhaveallbeen
showntoenhanceearlygastrointestinalfunctionrecovery.Eachofthese
itemsisusuallyincorporatedintostandardizedpostoperativecare,or
ERASpathway.Theseperioperativecareplanshaveshownsignificant
improvementinpostoperativepreventionofileusanddecreasinglength
ofstay.Othercommonlyincludedtacticsincludeeliminationof
nasogastrictubes,limitingoreliminatingnarcoticintakewiththeuseof
nonsteroidalanti-inflammatoryagentsandepiduralcathetersorlocal
blocks(TAPblocks)forpaincontrol.

COMPLICATIONS
Anastomoticleakisthemostdreadedcomplicationfollowingleft
colectomywhetheritisperformedbylaparoscopicoropenapproach.To
decreasetheriskofanastomoticleak,itiscriticaltoperformatensionfree,well-vascularizedanastomosis.Duringsurgery,atemporary
divertingloopileostomyshouldbeconsideredifriskfactorsfor
anastomoticleakarehigh.Someoftheserisksincludealowanastomosis,
ahistoryofradiationtherapytotherectum,prolongeduseofsteroids,
malnutrition,presenceofintra-abdominalsepsis,orthepresenceof
significantcomorbidities.Ifthesurgeonquestionstheanastomotic
integrity,thetensionpresent,ortheperfusionoftheintestineinvolved,
theanastomosismustberevisedorredone.

RESULTS
Studieshaveshownthatlaparoscopicleftcolectomywasassociatedwith
longeroperativetimewhencomparedtoopenprocedure;however,ithas
beenshowntoresultinearlierreturnofbowelfunctionandshorter
hospitalstay.Furthermore,laparoscopicleftcolectomyresultsinsimilar
oncologicoutcomesintermsofnumberoflymphnodesharvested,
negativemargins,overallsurvival,anddisease-freesurvivalwhen
comparedtoopenprocedures.

CONCLUSIONS
Withadequatelaparoscopicskills,laparoscopicleftcolectomyperformed
byamedial-to-lateralapproachisextremelyusefulinthepresenceof
inflamedtissueandallowsearlyidentificationoftheureterandiliac
vessels,allowingforasaferlateraldissection.Ithasbeenshowntobea
safeandeffectiveapproachforleftcolonresectionwhencomparedto
openprocedures.Patientstendtohaveearlierreturnofbowelfunction
andlowerlengthsofstay,butoverallmorbidityhasneverbeenshownto
bedifferentbetweentheopenandlaparoscopicgroupsinmost
randomizedcontrolledtrials.

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