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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

(Fig.11-6).
FIGURE11-6Medial-to-lateralmobilizationof
colonfromdistalpancreas.
Vasculardivisionisthenextstepoftheprocedure.Theleftcolicartery
isidentifiedandligatedatitsoriginusingthevesselsealerdeviceor
vascularloadoftheEndowriststapler.Alternatively,thevesselcanbe
carefullyskeletonizedandligatedwiththeclipapplierifdesired.Theleft
branchofthemiddlecolicarteryisdividedinasimilarmanner.
BowelAnastomosis
Bowelanastomosiscanbeaccomplishedviaeitheranintracorporealor
extracorporealanastomosis.Intracorporealanastomosisprovidesthe
surgeonthefreedomofutilizinganyextractionsite—Pfannenstiel,leftsidedRocky-Davis,ormidline,forexample.Utilizationofthe
Pfannenstielincisionmayconfertheaddedbenefitofareductionin
ventralincisionalherniasversusmidlineextraction.
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IntracorporealTechnique
Afterappropriatemobilizationandvascularcontrolofthespecimen,the
proximalanddistalbowelcanbedivided.Thepointsoftransection
shouldbechosenonthebasisofoncologicfactorstoensureadequate

margins,bloodsupply,aswellasappropriatelengthforanastomosis.The
colonisthendividedusingtheEndowrist45-mmblueloadstapler.
Typically,two45mmstaplercartridgesarerequiredtotransecteachside
ofthebowel.Thespecimenshouldthenbeplacedoutsideoftheworking
fieldforlaterretrieval.Forleftcolectomy,iso-peristalticside-to-side
positioningofthebowellimbsistypicallythesimplestandmost
anatomicorientationforanastomosis.Thetwolimbsofthecolonare
thenpositionedinaside-to-side,anti-mesentericmannerandconfirmed
tobetensionfreeandappropriatelyoriented.Atleast4.5cmofoverlap
betweenthetwolimbsshouldbeachievedtoensureaccommodationofat
leastonefiringoftheEndowrist45-mmstapler.Appropriatevascular
supplytothebowelcanbeconfirmedatthispointbyutilizing
indocyaninegreenangiography.
Oncethelimbshavebeenappropriatelypositioned,maneuverstohold
thebowelinthecorrectlocationandorientationmustbeundertaken.
Myriadmethodshavebeendevisedtoaccomplishthis;however,thetwo
mostcommonlyusedtechniquesarestaysuturesordirectgraspingofthe
bowelwiththethirdarm.Staysuturescanbehelpful,butmaybetime
consumingtoplaceandcanleadtotearingofthebowelifnotretracted
carefully.Iftheyareutilized,theyshouldbeplacedinananti-mesenteric
positionwithadequatetopreventtearing.Asimplertechniqueistograsp
bothanti-mesentericsidesofthetwolimbsandbringthemtogether
usingalargeatraumaticgraspersuchasthesmallgraspingforcepsorthe
tip-upfenestratedgrasper.Thisaffordsthesurgeonunlimited
opportunitiestorepositionaswellasalowerriskoftearingthebowel
withsutures.
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Colotomiesarethencreatedineachlimbofthebowel,positionedto
allowforappropriatepassageofthestaplertocreateanadequate
commonchannel(Fig.11-7).Gentletensiononthebowelallowsformuch
easierentryintothelumenusingelectrocauterywithoutexcessive
burning.Oncethelumenhasbeenentered,placingonebladeofthe
scissorsinsidethelumenandliftingupwardwithasmallamountof
cauterywillfacilitateprecisecreationofasufficientlylargeapertureto
accommodatethestapler(Fig.11-8).TheEndowriststapleristhengently
insertedintothecolotomies.Itisusuallyeasiertoinsertthelimbsofthe
stapleroneatatimeandthenadvancethebowelintotheproximal
staplerafterbothcolotomieshavebeencannulated;oneortwostapler
firingscanbeutilized(Fig.11-3).

FIGURE11-7Creationofcolotomy.
FIGURE11-8Insertionofstaplerandpositioning
oflimbsforintracorporealanastomosis.
Thecolotomyshouldthenbeclosedinahand-sewnmanner,inoneor
twolayers,usingsuturematerialofthesurgeon’spreference.Wetypically
closethedefectusingeitherarunning3-0Vicrylorarunning3-0V-Loc
polydioxanonesuture.Atechnicalpearltoassistwithclosingthe
colotomyistograsptheapexofthecolotomywiththethirdarmand
retracttowardtheabdominalwall,thusliningupthemucosaledgesand
cruciallyexposingtheinferioraspector“crotch”ofthestapleline.We

advisebeginningtheclosureatthisinferiormostaspect,whichcanbe
difficulttoseewhensuturingfromsuperiortoinferior,resultingin
inadequateclosureandleaks.
ExtracorporealTechnique
Oncethecolonhasbeencompletelymobilized,thespecimencanbe
exteriorizedthroughawoundprotector,eitherthroughamidline
periumbilicalincisionoraleft-sidedtransverseincision.Itisnot
routinelypossibletoexteriorizethroughaPfannenstielincisionforleft
colectomy.Itisimportanttoensurelengthofcolonhasbeenmobilized
beforeattemptingtodeliverthespecimen,asexcessivetractionofthe
middlecolicarteryduringexteriorizationmayleadtoavulsion.After
carefullydeliveringthebowelfromtheabdomen,proximalanddistal
transectionpointsarechosenandthebowelisdividedusingstaplers.The
bowelcanbepositionedineitheraniso-peristalticoranti-peristaltic
position,accordingtothepreferenceofthesurgeon.Itiscriticalto
ensureproperorientationofthebowelinananti-mesentericmannerand
ensurenotwistingispresentproximallyordistally.Theanastomosisis
thenperformedintheusualmanner,asforanopenprocedure.

Chapter12
Hand-AssistedLeftColectomy
JoonghoShinandSangW.Lee
INDICATIONS
Themainlimitationoflaparoscopicsurgeryislossoftactilefeedback.
Hand-assistedsurgeryprovidesmanybenefitsoflaparoscopicsurgery,
whileallowingsurgeonstoretaintactilefeedback,betterretractionwitha
trainedhand,andabilitytodobluntdissectionwithfingerswhenneeded.
Theseadvantageshavebeenshowninrandomizedclinicaltrialsas
shorteroperativetimeandlessconversionwithsimilarperioperative
outcomemeasurescomparedwithstraightlaparoscopy.
Indicationsforhand-assistedleftcolectomyarethesamefor
laparoscopicleftcolectomy:coloncancer,diverticulardisease,and
Crohn’scolitis.Whendecidinglaparoscopicversushand-assisted
approach,severalfactorsaretakenintoconsideration:bodyhabitus,
location,nature,andcomplexityofpathology,andextentofplanned
surgery.Inobesepatientswithheavyintraperitonealandpericolonicfat,
adequateexposureandtractioncanbedifficult.Handportaccesscanbe
valuableinthiscase.Ifthepatienthashistoryofcomplicated
diverticulitissuchascolovesicularfistula,andpelvicinflammationand
fibrosisisexpected,handaccessgivessurgeonabilitytousefingersfor
bluntdissection.Inelectivesigmoidresectionfordiverticulitis,especially
incomplicateddiverticulitis,hand-assistedsigmoidectomyhasbeen
showntohavelowerconversionrateandshorteroperativetime,although
havingequivalentoutcome.Conversionfromstraightlaparoscopicto
hand-assistedlaparoscopicsurgeryratherthanlaparotomy,when
intraoperativedifficultyisencountered,isanotherutilityofthis
approach.
Laparoscopiccolectomyhasbeenshowntohavealonglearningcurve.
Hand-assistedleftcolectomycanbeabridgebetweenopencolectomy
andstraightlaparoscopiccolectomy.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Thoroughhistoryandphysicalexaminationisperformedwithattention
to:
pulmonarydisease(COPD)andeyediseasesuchasglaucoma.Patients
withsevereCOPDarenotlikelytotoleratepneumoperitoneum.These
patientsneedtobeinformedofhighlikelihoodofearlyconversionto
openprocedure,ifendtidalCO2startedtoincreaseafter
pneumoperitoneumwasestablished.SteepTrendelenburgposition
duringlaparoscopicprocedurehasbeenshowntoincreaseintraocular
pressureintime-dependentmanner.Inpatientswithoutpreexisting
eyedisease,thishasbeenshownnottoaffectvisualhealth,butin
patientwithknownglaucoma,cautionshouldbetakentominimize
timeinsteepTrendelenburgposition.
historyposetwotypesofchallenges.Firstisalteredanatomythatwill
hinderparticularoperativesteps.Forexample,inapatientwithdistant
historyofgastriccancerandBillrothIIgastrojejunostomy,takingdown
splenicflexurecanbedifficult.Itisadvisabletogatherasmuchas
informationpreoperativelyfromoperativereports,ifavailable,andany
imagingstudy.Secondisintra-abdominaladhesions.Inapatientwith
historyofmultiplelaparotomiesorpreviouscomplexoperation,itis
advisabletousetheoldscartocreateverticalhandportincisionrather
thanaPfannenstielincision.
Forpatientswithcomplicateddiverticulitis(e.g.,colovesicularfistula)or
locallyadvancedsigmoidcoloncancer,considerbilateralureteralstent
placementatthebeginningofthecase.Itisourpreferencetousethem
selectively.
Forpatientswithalargeabdominalsubcutaneousfat,itisprudentto
markthestomasite,incaseunexpectedintraoperativecourse
necessitatescreationofatemporarystoma.Thisisusuallydoneinthe
preopholdingareawithpatientstandingup.

SURGERY
RoomSetupandPatientPosition
TypicalroomsetupisshowninFigure12-1.
FIGURE12-1Typicalroomsetup.
Gelpadorbeanbagisusedonthetabletostabilizethepatientduring
steepTrendelenburgposition.Botharmsaretucked,andhandsare
protectedbyfoampadsorbabydiapers.Inheavypatients,itiswiseto
testthesecuritybyplacingthepatientsinextremepositionsbefore
prepping.Ifnecessary,heavy-dutytapescanbeplacedaroundthe

patient’schestandthetable.
Thepatientisplacedinmodifiedlithotomyposition,withhipextended
closeto180°relativetotorso.Thispreventstherangeofthesurgeon’s
elbowfrombeingrestrictedbypatient’sflexedthigh.Careshouldbe
takennottohyperextendthehip.
Flexiblesigmoidoscopyisreadyandavailablethroughoutthecase.
Surgeonstandsbetweenpatient’slegs,andtheassistant(operating)
surgeonstandsonthepatient’srightsideduringlaparoscopicportion.
IncisionsandPortPlacement
APfannenstielincisioniscreatedtwofingerbreadthsabovethepubic
symphysis.Ifthepatienthasanaturalskincreaseslightlyaboveorbelow,
createtheincisionalongthecreaseforbettercosmesis.Thelengthofthe
incisiondependsonsurgeon’shandsize,anditistypically8cmfor7½
glovesize.Theanteriorfasciaisopenedtransversely.Thefascialincision
ismadewitheachendcurvedup,sothatitavoidsdividingtheinguinal
ligamentinadvertently.Theanteriorfasciaisseparatedfromrectus
superiorlyandinferiorly.Theposteriorfasciaisopenedlongitudinally,
andperitoneumisenteredsharply.Peritoneumisenteredatsuperior
aspectoftheincisiontotrytoavoidpotentialbladderinjury.Oncean
adequateincisioniscreatedtopermitthesurgeon’shand,a
supraumbilicaltrocarisinsertedwithhandguidance.Then,abdomenis
insufflated.Threeadditional5mmtrocarsareplacedwithoptional5mm
trocarinleftupperquadrantasshowninFigure12-2.

FIGURE12-2Portplacement.
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OperativeSteps
leftsideupposition.
andsweeploopsofsmallintestinesoutofthepelvisintopatient’sright
sideandrightupperquadrant:inobesepatients,moistlaparotomypad
ishelpfulinpackingthesmallintestinesawayfromtheoperativefield.
Moistlaparotomypadcanbeusedtocleanthelensofthescopeatthe
sametime.Ideallyexposuretothesacralpromontory,leftedgeofaorta,
andligamentofTreitzshouldbeachievedasshowninFigure12-3.

FIGURE12-3Initialexposureofsacral
promontoryandrootofleftcolonmesentery.Arrow,
referstothedirectionofperitonealincision.
pinchandholdthesigmoidcolonandmesenteryandplacethemunder
anteriortension(Fig.12-4).Thismaneuverseparatestheinferior
mesenteric/superiorhemorrhoidalarteryfromleftcommoniliacartery,
sothatmedialtolateraldissectioncanbeachievedinthecorrectplane.
Whenthereisanexperiencedassistantavailable,thesurgeonusesthe
lefthandtoretract.Thesurgeon’srighthandcanuseaninstrumentsuch
asabowelgrasperthroughleftlowerquadrantportforfinemaneuvers.
Whentheassistantsurgeonisinexperienced,thesurgeonplacesthe
righthandthroughthehandaccessdeviceandusesthelefthandtouse
theenergydevicefromrightlowerquadrantportforamedialtolateral
dissectionandvesselligation.
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