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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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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Results
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- •Surgery
- •Results
- •Conclusions
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- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
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- •Surgery
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- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Indications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
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- •Surgery
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- •Results
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Outcomes
- •Complications
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Results
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- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
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- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Cost
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Chapter11
RoboticLeftColectomy
GarrettG.FriedmanandJoseG.Guillem
INDICATIONSANDCONTRAINDICATIONS
Leftcolectomymaybeindicatedforavarietyofbenignandmalignant
conditions;however,themostcommonindicationsarecarcinoma,polyps
notamenabletoendoscopicresection,andCrohn’sdisease.Otherless
commonindicationsforresectionincludehemorrhageandischemia.The
roboticapproachisgenerallyindicatedwheneverlaparoscopyis
appropriate,whenthesurgeonisexperiencedandcomfortablewiththe
roboticplatform.Thestandardcontraindicationsforlaparoscopy,
includingpulmonarydiseaseprecludingpneumoperitoneum,
uncontrolledcoagulopathy,andhemodynamicinstabilityremaintruefor
roboticsurgeryaswell.Extensiveintra-abdominaladhesionsthatmay
precludesafeminimallyinvasiveentryintotheabdominalcavityarea
relativecontraindication.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Patientsbeingconsideredforsurgicalmanagementofmalignancyshould
havecarefulreviewofpreoperativeimaging,whichgenerallyincludes
computedtomography(CT)scansofthechest,abdomen,andpelvis.
Reviewofthepreoperativeimagingservesseveralimportantfunctions.
First,itcanassistinthelocalizationofthetumorandconfirmthe
locationofmalignancyintheleftcolon.Owingtotheredundancyofthe
sigmoidcolon,endoscopiclengthmeasurementsandtheimpressionof
theendoscopistmaynotprovideaccuratetumorlocalization.Second,
carefulreviewoftheimagingcansometimesrevealsuspiciouslymph
nodedisease,whichthesurgeonshouldplantoincludeinthesurgical
specimen.Lastly,contrast-enhancedCTscansprovidecriticalanatomic
informationthatmayaffectsurgicalplanningandcanassistwith
dissection.Werecommendcarefulreviewofthemesentericvascular
anatomyfoundonCTscanningbeforeembarkingondissection,because
thisimagingprovidesaroadmapoftheoperationthatliesahead.
Allendoscopyreportsshouldbereviewedbeforesurgery;andifthere
arequestionsregardingthelocationofthetumor,theoriginal
endoscopistshouldbecontacted.Ifthelesionwasnottattooedinitially,
westronglyadvisethatthepatientbereferredbacktotheoriginal
endoscopistfortattooingofthelesion.
Theroleofmechanicalbowelpreparationremainscontroversial.Our
currentpracticeisfullmechanicalbowelpreparationforallpatients,
unlessacontraindicationexists.Oneimportantconsiderationregarding
bowelpreparationforroboticsurgicalcasesbeingperformedfor
malignancyisthatthetactilesensationofthesurgeons’fingerstopalpate
thetumorisdiminished.Ifthereisaquestionastothelocationofthe
tumor,itcanbeverydifficulttofeelthemassroboticallyifthecolonis
filledwithstool.Forthisreason,theauthorsandeditorsstrongly
recommendbowelpreparationforminimallyinvasiveoperations
wheneverclinicallyfeasible.

SURGERY
Positioning
Thepatientisgenerallypositionedsupineforroboticleftcolectomy,
althoughthelithotomypositioncanbeutilizedifthesurgeonisplanning
toperformintraoperativecolonoscopy.Thepatientshouldbepositioned
onananti-slipsurface,suchasagelpadoraneggcratefoam,for
example.Werecommendanatraumaticcheststrapaswellaslegstrapto
safelysecurethepatienttotheoperatingtable.Botharmsofthepatient
aretuckedandallbonyprominencesarecarefullypadded.Thepatient
shouldthenbeplacedinsteepTrendelenburgwithrightsidedownbefore
drapingtoensurethatthesurgicaltableisfunctioningasexpectedand
thatthepatientshouldideallynotslidewheninthisextremeposition.
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RoomSetup
Properorganizationandsetupoftheoperatingroomiscriticalforthe
efficientperformanceofroboticsurgery.Forleftcolectomy,thepatient
cartofthesurgicalrobotshouldbeontheleftsideofthepatient.We
recommendthevisiontowertobelocatedontheleftsideofthepatient
forthisoperation,becauseitprovidesadirectviewofthemonitorsfor
thebedsideassistantlocatedonthepatient’srightside.Theavailabilityof
appropriateinstrumentsshouldbeconfirmedbeforeincision,including
theroboticvesselsealeraswellastheroboticstapler,ifintracorporeal
divisionofthebowelisplanned.Theoperatingroomstaffshouldensure
thattheTableMotionfeature,ifavailable,ispairedwiththerobotand
correctlyfunctioning.
PortPlacementandInstruments
Thecameraportisgenerallyplacedineitherasupraumbilicalorslightly
infraumbilicallocation,dependingonthepatient’sbodyhabitus.Ifmore
workingroomandabroaderviewoftheabdomenaredesired,thecamera
portcanbeplacedofftotherightside,atapproximatelythelevelofthe
umbilicus.Theoperationistypicallyperformedusingallthreearmsof
therobotandonelaparoscopicassistantport,althoughsomesurgeonsdo
omittheuseofthethirdarmattheirownpreference.Ifanintracorporeal
anastomosisisplanned,westronglyadviseutilizingthethirdarm.The

thirdarmisgenerallypositionedcephaladtothecameraport,justoffthe
midline.Oneworkingarmisplacedbelowthecameraportandone
above,spacedapproximately7cmapartformaximumclearance.If
intracorporealdivisionofthebowelisplanned,itisoftenusefultoplace
the12-mmstaplerportintheplaneoftheanticipatedPfannenstiel
incision,tolimitthenumberoffascialclosuresnecessary.Severalport
placementoptionsarepictured(Figs.11-1and11-2),including
configurationsthatdonotutilizethethirdarm.Thelaparoscopic
assistantportistypicallypositionedinthemid-rightabdomen,far
enoughawayfromtherobotictrocarstopreventinterferenceofthearms
withtheassistant’shand.
FIGURE11-1Portplacementforleft
colon/sigmoidresection.


FIGURE11-2Portplacementforonecartposition
lowanteriorresection(withpermission,HellanM,
SteinH,PigazziA.Totallyroboticlowanterior
resectionwithtotalmesorectalexcisionandsplenic
flexuremobilization.SurgEndosc2009;23:447–51).
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Werecommendforthethirdarmalarge,atraumaticgraspingdevice
suchasthetip-upfenestratedgrasperorthesmallgraspingforceps
becausethisarmistypicallyretractingdelicatestructuressuchasthe
colonoromentumtofacilitatedissection.ThePrograspcanalsobe
utilizedforretraction,butshouldbeusedwithsignificantcautiononthe

bowel,becausethisisnotanatraumaticgrasper.Theinstrumentsutilized
fordissectionontheothertwoarmsaretypicallyafenestratedbipolarin
thelefthandandtheroboticmonopolarcurvedscissorsintherighthand.
Ourpreferenceistoutilizethemonopolarcurvedscissorsfortheir
precisionandabilitytolyseadhesionssharply.Therobotshouldthenbe
dockedintheusualmanner;however,iftheXimodelisbeingutilized,
targetingshouldbeperformedtowardthetumorlocation.
TechnicalDetails—InitialExplorationandExposure
Aninitialexplorationoftheabdomenshouldbeperformedtoruleout
carcinomatosis.Afteraccomplishingthisstep,thetumorandtattoo
shouldbeidentified.Ifthereisanyquestionastothelocationofthe
lesion,thesurgeonshouldhavealowthresholdforutilizingCO
2
colonoscopyforconfirmationbeforeproceedingfurther.Afterlocalizing
thetumor,appropriateexposureshouldbeobtained.Theomentum
shouldbeflippedoverthetransversecolonandthesmallbowel
positionedtowardtherightlowerquadrant.Weplacethepatientin
approximately15degreesofrightsidedowntofacilitateexposure.Our
preferenceistoinitiallyidentifytheinferiormesentericvein(IMV)asit
exitsbelowtheinferiorborderofthepancreas,aswellastheleftcolic
artery.TheIMVservesasareliableandconsistentanatomicmarkerand,
assuch,representsasafelocationtobegindissection.
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Medial-to-LateralDissection
AnincisionismadeintheperitoneumunderlyingtheIMVanddissection
iscontinuedinamedial-to-lateralmanner,usingacombinationof
cauteryandbluntdissection,whichcontinuesuntiltheabdominalwallis
reached.Thisdissectioniscontinuedinferiorlytotheleveloftheinferior
mesentericartery.Althoughtempting,itisadvisabletorefrainfrom
takingdownthewhitelineofToldtatthispoint,whichprovidesuseful
lateralretractionofthecolon(Figs.11-3and11-4).

FIGURE11-3Initialexposureofinferior
mesentericvein(IMV).
FIGURE11-4Medial-to-lateralmobilization.Note
theupwardretractionofthemesocolonwiththeleft
hand,exposingtheretroperitonealfoldontensionfor
bluntdissection.
Mobilizationofthesplenicflexureisalmostalwaysrequiredforleft
colectomyandcanbeperformedinmedial-to-lateralorlateral-to-medial
manner,dependingonsurgeonpreference.Wetypicallyproceedusinga
medial-to-lateralapproach.Thebodyofthepancreasshouldbe

identified,whichcanbedifficultintheobesepatient.Ausefulmaneuver
istoobtainapanoramicviewandidentifytheduodenum,whichwilllead
thesurgeontotheheadofthepancreas.Thethirdarmcanbeutilizedto
placeupwardandslightlycephaladtractiononthemesocolontohelp
exposethepancreas,whichcanoftenbeidentifiedasafattybulgeinthe
retroperitoneum.Inmanyinstances,itispossibletoelucidateasubtle
differenceinthecharacterofthepancreaticparenchymaversusthe
mesentericandretroperitonealfat(Fig.11-5).
FIGURE11-5Initialexposureofpancreaticbody
duringthemedial-to-lateralapproach.
Anincisionisthenmadejustoverthesuperioredgeofthepancreas,
andutilizingacombinationofcauteryandcarefulbluntdissection,the
coloncanbefreedfromthepancreas.Atechnicalpitfallofthemedial-tolateralapproachatthispointthatcannotbeoveremphasizedisthe
correctidentificationofthepancreas.Theretropancreaticplanewill
mobilizeinaclean,medial-to-lateralmanner,inadvertentlyleadingthe
surgeondirectlytothesplenicvein.Theinabilitytocorrectlyand
confidentlyidentifythepancreasduringthisportionofamedial-tolateraldissectionrequiresconversiontoalateral-to-medialapproach.
Anothertechnicalpitfallatthispointisinadvertentdamagetothe
marginalarterybyupwardretraction.Thesurgeonmustalwaysbe
cognizantofthestrengthoftheroboticinstrumentsandgaugeretraction
appropriately.Oncethecolonhasbeenmobilizedawayfromthepancreas
andthelessersacentered,thesplenocolicligamentsaredividedandthe
omentumreleasedfromthetransversecolon.Thevesselsealerdevicecan
behelpfulformaintaininghemostasisduringdivisionoftheomentum
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