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- •Foreword
- •Preface
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Chapter10
LaparoscopicLateral-toMedialColectomy
RobertD.BennettandJorgeE.Marcet
INTRODUCTION
FirstdescribedbyJacobsetal.,laparoscopiccolectomyhasprovedtobea
safeandfeasibleapproachforbothbenignandmalignantsurgical
conditionsofthecolon.Infact,thelaparoscopicapproachhasbecome
standardforcolonresectionsinmostcircumstances.Numerousstudies
haveconfirmedadvantagesofthelaparoscopicapproachwhencompared
toanopenprocedure,includingdecreasedpostoperativepain,reduced
incidenceofileus,enhancedrecoveryofpulmonaryfunction,reduced
immunosuppression,decreasedlengthofhospitalstay,improved
cosmesis,andearlierreturntoworkandnormalactivities.Inaddition,
laparoscopiccolonresectionhasshownequalorimprovedsurvivalinthe
settingofmalignancy.Laparoscopictechniquescanbeemployedforthe
entiretyofanoperationorforspecificportions.Itistheauthors’
preferencetoperformalaparoscopic-assistedprocedureinmost
circumstances.Thedissectioniscompletedinalaparoscopicmanner,
includingdivisionofthemesenteryandcompletemobilizationofthe
affectedcolon,andtheanastomosisbeingperformedextracorporeal.
Usingthistechnique,thespecimenisdeliveredthroughasmall
abdominalincision.Ahand-sewnorstapledextracorporealanastomosis
canthenbeperformed,ortheanvilofacircularstaplersecuredinplace
intheproximalbowelinpreparationforanintracorporealanastomosis.
Laparoscopicleftcolondissectionhasbeendescribedinbothlateralto-medialandmedial-to-lateralmanner.Openleftcolonresectionswere
traditionallyperformedinalateral-to-medialdirection,andinitial
descriptionsoflaparoscopicleftcolonresectionsalsoinvolvedlateral-tomedialdissection.Medial-to-lateraldissectionwasfirstdescribedin1994
byMilsometal.,andassurgeonshavebecomemorecomfortableand

adeptwithlaparoscopictechniques,amedial-to-lateraldissectionhas
becomepreferredinmanysituations.Theadvantageofamedial-tolateralapproachisthatthenaturalperitonealattachmentsoftheright
andleftcolonareleftintactduringcentraldivisionofthevascular
structuresandmesenteryneartheiroriginandthusservetokeepthe
colonretractedlaterallyduringthemedialdissection.Althougha
statementissuedbytheEuropeanAssociationofEndoscopicSurgeons
(EAES)in2004endorsedamedial-to-lateralapproachaspreferred,it
wasbasedonlevel5evidenceandwasagradeDrecommendation.
Despitethisconclusion,thelateral-to-medialdissectioncontinuesto
haveutilityandprovidesthesurgeonflexibilityindeterminingthe
optimalapproachtoagivenclinicalscenario.
Thischapterhasbeenwrittentodiscussandillustratetechnicaltips
employedbytheauthorstoperformalaparoscopiclateral-to-medialleft
colondissection,andindicationsforusingthesetechniques.

INDICATIONSANDPATIENTSELECTION
Laparoscopiccolonresectionissuperiortoopenresectionandhas
becomethecurrentstandardofcareincolonresectionforappropriately
trainedsurgeons.Prospectiverandomizedtrialshavealsoshownthat
laparoscopiccolonresectionyieldsatleastequivalentoncologicresults
whencomparedtotheopenapproach.Assuch,thelaparoscopic
approachisindicatedinbenignandmalignantconditionsalike.
Therearenoabsoluteindicationsorcontraindicationstoalateral-tomedialapproach.Oneofthestrongestindicationstoproceedwitha
laparoscopiclateral-to-medialdissectionissurgeonfamiliarityand
comfortwiththistechnique.Thislogiccannotbeoverstated,because
laparoscopicleftcolonresectionisacomplexprocedurewitha
demonstratedsteeplearningcurve.
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Thesurgeonshouldalwaysstrivetoobtainabroadareaofmesenteric
dissectiontoensureanadequatelymphadenectomy(≥12lymphnodes)
duringtheresectionofacoloncancer.Arecentsystematicreviewand
meta-analysissuggeststhatthetwoapproachesarenodifferentinterms
ofnumberoflymphnodesharvestedorcancerrecurrencerates,
suggestingthatmalignancyisnotnecessarilyacontraindicationto
performingalateral-to-medialdissection.
Benignconditionsofthecolonareideallysuitedforalateral-to-medial
dissectionbecauselymphnodeharvestisnotaconsideration.Exceptions
tothisstatementwouldbesurgeryforendoscopicallyunresectablepolyps
orincaseofinflammatoryboweldiseasewithprovenorsuspected
dysplasia.Diverticulardiseaseisthemostcommonindicationforaleftsidedcolonresection.Diverticularpathologyoftheleftcoloncanalsobe
approachedwithalateral-to-medialormedial-to-lateraldissection.In
thesettingofrecurrentdiverticulitis,thechronicinflammatoryprocess
surroundingthesigmoidcolonoftenmakesdissectionverydifficult.In
thiscase,ifalateral-to-medialdissectionpresentsitselfassaferoreasier,
itshouldbetakenratherthanadheringtoarigidstandardofmedial-tolateraldissection.
Anothersituationinwhichamedial-to-lateralapproachmaybe
preferrediswhentheoperationisbeingdoneforinflammatorybowel
diseasewherethebaseofmesenteryisinvolvedbytheinflammatory
process,encasingthevesselsandobliteratingtheembryological
dissectionplane.Thisapproachofferstheadvantageofavoidinginjuryto

vesselsorretroperitonealstructures.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Whethertheindicationforlaparoscopicleftcolectomyisabenignora
malignantcondition,properpreoperativeplanningisessential.Axial,
contrast-enhancedimagingstudiesareoftenobtainedfordiagnosisof
diverticulitisormalignancybeforeanoperationisundertaken.These
imagingmodalitiescanbeinvaluableinsurgicalplanningtoassistthe
surgeoninanticipatingpotentialintraoperativedifficulties.Althoughthe
uretershouldideallybeintraoperativelyvisualizedduringallleftcolon
resections,thelocationoftheureterrelativetoaplannedresectionmay
beascertainedbyintravenouscontrast-enhancedcomputedtomography
scanallowingthesurgeontoreviewspecificanatomicdetailsbefore
embarkingonapotentiallydifficultdissection.Oralcontrasthelps
identifyloopsofthesmallintestineandcanhelpdistinguishbetween
bowelandotherstructures,suchasatumormass,bloodvessel,orafluid
collection.Becauseoralcontrastrarelyreachestheleftcolonandrectum,
rectalcontrastisparticularlyusefulindefiningthelowergastrointestinal
anatomyinpatientsundergoingleftcolonresection.
Accuratepreoperativetumorlocalizationisanimportantconsideration
whenplanningasuccessfullaparoscopicleft-sidedcolectomyfor
malignancy.Inthissetting,patientslikelyhaveundergonecolonoscopic
evaluationwhichledtothediagnosis.Ifendoscopywasperformed
remotely,itcanbevaluabletoperformrepeatcolonoscopyorflexible
sigmoidoscopy,whenpossible,thedaybeforesurgery,thusobviatingthe
needfortwoseparatebowelpreparations.Inpreparationforresectionfor
acolontumor,thelesionshouldbemarkedwithtattooinktoaidin
localizationduringsurgery.Indiainkandothercarbon-basedinksarethe
mostcommonlyusedagents.Althoughendoscopiclocalizationofrightsidedtumorsmaybefacilitatedifthelesionisvisualizedclosetothe
appendicealorificeandileocecalvalve,thereexistnocomparable
landmarksinthetransverse,descendingorsigmoidcolon.Ifunableto
visualizetattooinkfrompreviousendoscopictumorlocalization,
intraoperativecolonoscopycanbeperformedifthesiteofthelesionis
notobviousoninspectionoftheserosalsurface.
Alternatively,orcomplementarily,preoperativecontrastenemacanbe
usedtohelplocalizecoloniclesions.

SURGERY
Positioning
Thepatientshouldbesecurelystrappedontheoperatingtableinlow
lithotomyonanon-slippadorwithshoulderpadsinplacetoallowfor
safeuseofsteepTrendelenburgandleftsideuppositions.Usingthese
positionsallowsformovementofthesmallboweloutoftheoperative
fieldandfornaturalgravitationalretractionoftheleftcolonfromits
abdominalandpelvicsidewallattachments,facilitatingthelateral-tomedialdissection.Lowlithotomypositionallowsforaccesstothepelvis
andeventualcolorectalanastomosisifappropriate.Thispositionalso
allowsforthesurgeonorassistanttostandbetweenthepatient’slegsand
maybemoreergonomicallycomfortablefordissectionoftheleftupper
quadrantandmobilizationofthesplenicflexure.
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Theoperatingsurgeonwillstandtothepatient’srightsideformostor
alloftheoperation.Duringportplacement,theassistantmaystandto
thepatient’sleft,butwillmovetothepatient’sright,cephaladtothe
operatingsurgeon,forthemajorityofthecase.Laparoscopicmonitors
shouldbeplacedatthepatient’sleftandatthefootoftheoperatingtable,
atthesurgeon’seyelevel.Afterobtaininglaparoscopicaccess(see
subsequenttext)andpositioningthepatientinTrendelenburgwithleft
sideup,thetableheightshouldbeadjustedtotheoperatingsurgeon’s
preferencetomaximizeergonomicbenefit.
PortPlacement
Laparoscopicleftcolonresectionistypicallyperformedviaathree-port
technique.Peritonealaccessisobtainedinthemidabdomenthrougha
cutdowntechniqueattheumbilicalstalk.Theumbilicalstalkisgrasped
anddirectlyincisedatitsbase.Fascialstaysuturesmaybeplaced,
dependingonsurgeonpreference,anda5-or10-mmportinserted.Our
preferenceistousea10-mmportforthecameraport,becausealarger
portsizewillaccommodatethelinearcuttingstapler.The5-or10-mm,
30-degreelaparoscopiccameraisintroducedandtheremainingports,5
mmindiameter,arethenplacedunderdirectlaparoscopicvisualization.
Therearemanydifferentportsitearrangementsdescribedfor
laparoscopicleftandsigmoidcolectomy.Asaprincipleofalllaparoscopic

surgery,workingportsshouldbetriangulatedtofacilitatetwo-handed
dissection,maximizeergonomics,andtoavoidswordfightingofworking
instruments.Thepatient’sbodymassindexandabdominalbreadth
shouldbetakenintoconsiderationaswellwhenchoosingportlocations.
Whenplacingthesuprapubicorrightlowerquadrantportto
accommodatetheendoscopicstapler,onemustconsidertheanglethat
thestaplerwillachievecomingacrosstherectosigmoid.Instruments
introducedthroughtherightupperquadrantworkingportshouldbeable
toreachtothesplenicflexureandalsoallowretractionofthesigmoid
colonmesenterydeepinthepelvis.Dependingontheavailabilityofand
theneedforasecondassistanttoholdthelaparoscope,afour-orfiveportsetupcanbeutilized,butthreeportsareusuallyadequate.Onceport
placementiscompleted,theoperationmayproceed;uretericcatheters
maybeuseful.
SurgicalTechnique
Ageneralsurveyoftheabdominalandpelviccavityisperformed
evaluatingallfourquadrants.Inthesettingofmalignancy,special
attentionshouldbepaidtotheliverandperitonealsurfacestoinvestigate
foroccultmetastases,bowelinjuryfromtrocarplacement,andthetumor
siteintheleftcolon.
Theinitialstepinlaparoscopiclefthemicolectomyorsigmoid
colectomyismobilizationoftheleftcolonorsigmoidcolonwithearly
identificationofthelefturetersoastoavoidinjury.Tofacilitate
dissection,thepatient’sleftsideisrotatedupward.Trendelenburgor
reverseTrendelenburgpositionisusedasnecessarytofacilitateaccessto
thepelvisorsplenicflexure,respectively.Thismaneuverallowsfor
movementofthesmallboweloutoftheoperativefieldandforeaseof
retractionoftheleftandsigmoidcolon.
Incisingtheattachmentsofthevisceralandparietalperitoneumatthe
junctionoftheproximalsigmoidanddescendingcolonallowsthecolon
anditsmesenterytoberetractedmediallywhilegentlypushingthe
retroperitoneumposteriorly.Theperitoneumisfirstincisedclosetothe
lateralborderofthecolon,maintainingthepericolicfatintact,atthelevel
oftheproximalsigmoid.Thepneumoperitoneumwilloftenhelpestablish
thisoptimaldissectionplane.Acombinationofsharpandblunt
dissection,withoccasionaluseofbipolarenergy,isusedtodissectinthis
mostlyavascularplane.Asthedissectionprogressesfromlateralto
medial,theleftgonadalvesselsareusuallyidentifiedfirst,followedbythe
leftureter.Thesestructuresaregentlypushedawayfromthemesentery
posteriortotheplaneofdissection(Fig.10-1).

FIGURE10-1Incisionbetweenvisceraland
parietalperitoneumalongtheedgeofthemesocolon.
Somesurgeonsprefertoidentifytheureterearlyonintheprocedure
throughanincisionintherectosigmoidmesentery.Thiscanbedoneby
holdingthesigmoidcolononanteriorstretchandincisingthroughthe
medialaspectofthemesentery,throughtheavascularareasuperiorto
thesigmoidalvessels.Thiscreatesawindowintotheretroperitoneum
throughtherectosigmoidmesenterythroughwhichtheuretermaybe
identified.Onceidentifiedandsweptdownandawayfromtheplaneof
dissection,thelateral-to-medialdissectionisthenundertaken.Once
again,uretericcathetersmayhelpfacilitateandexpediteureteric
identification.
Acombinationofsharpdissectionandmonopolarenergyareusedto
dissectalongthelineofToldtcontinuingcephaladalongthedescending
colontowardthesplenicflexure.Gerota’sfasciaisidentifiedandthe
mesocolonisseparatedfromtheretroperitoneumatthislevel.Holding
gentleretractionwithabowelgrasperinonehand,theotherhand
utilizesacombinationofbluntandsharpdissectiontodevelopan
avascular,areolartissueplanebetweenthecolonmesenteryandthe
retroperitoneum(Fig.10-2).Atraumaticgraspinginstrumentsareused
andthetissuesaremovedwithgentletractionproducedbypushingwith
theinstrument.Thus,grabbingandpullingthetissuewithaninstrument
isminimized,resultinginlesspotentialtrauma.

FIGURE10-2Colonmesenteryisseparatedfrom
Gerota’sfasciaandretroperitonealplane.
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Theremainingperitonealattachmentsareincisedandeffortismadeto
continueinthesameplaneofdissectionstayinganteriortothe
retroperitonealtissues(Fig.10-3).Dissectioniscarriedcaudallytothe
leveloftheupperrectum,enteringthepre-sacralspacewhileretracting
thesigmoidcoloninacephaladandmedialdirection.Themesenteryon
themedialaspectoftherectosigmoidisthenincisedadjacenttothe
bowelattheanticipatedlevelofdistalboweltransection(Fig.10-4).The
perpendicularincisioniscarriedlaterallytojointhelateraldissection
plane.Thiscreatesawindowfordistalboweltransection.
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