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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
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- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Indications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Outcomes
- •Complications
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
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- •Results
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- •Indications
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- •Surgery
- •Complications
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- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Cost
- •Results
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- •Introduction
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Theauthorsalsoutilizegoal-directedintraoperativefluidtherapytotry
tomaintainidealormaximalstrokevolumewhileminimizingfluid
resuscitationviaesophagealDopplerorvariousothercommercially
availablenoninvasivehemodynamicmonitoringdevices.

SURGERY
Theroomsetup,equipment,andpersonnelareessentialtothesuccessof
thisprocedure.Threemonitorsareoptimalforthisprocedure;one
monitorshouldbeoverthepatient’srightshoulder,thesecondoverthe
leftshoulder,andthethirdneartheleftfoot.Oncetheportsareplaced,
boththeassistantandthesurgeonstandtothepatient’srightside,with
theassistantstandingabovethesurgeonwhilecontrollingthe
laparoscopeandassistingviatheleft-sidedports.Itisusually
unnecessarytohaveanadditionalassistantwiththissetup.
Positioning
Thepatientisplacedinthesupineposition;andafterintubation,the
patientisplacedintothelowlithotomypositionwithbotharmstucked.
Thekneesshouldbenohigherthantheshoulderstominimizethe
potentialforinterferencewiththeinstrumentsduringsplenicflexure
mobilization.Theperinealareaandbuttocksshouldoverhangtheedgeof
thebedbyabout3inchessothataccesstotheperineumandanusisnot
obstructedandsothestaplercanbeeasilyangulatedupwardor
downward.Thechestissecuredtothebedtoallowfortheextreme
TrendelenburgandlateraltiltrequiredduringalaparoscopicLAR.
ConductofProcedure
Afterabladdercatheterisplaced,theabdomenispreppedanddrapedin
theusualsterilemanner,aVeressneedleisplacedintheleftupper
quadrant,andtheabdomenisinsufflatedwithCO2.Afterachieving
pneumoperitoneum,theVeressneedleisreplacedwitha5-mmport.
Diagnosticlaparoscopyisthenperformedtoensurethatthereisno
evidenceofperitonealcarcinomatosis,livermetastasis,orotherfactors
thatmayaltertheoperativeplan.Afterexploration,thefollowingports
areplacedunderdirectlaparoscopicvisualization:asupraumbilical12mmtrocar,a5-mmleftiliacfossatrocar,a5-mmrightupperquadrant
port,anda12-mmrightiliacfossatrocar.The5-mmcameraisusually
upsizedtoa10-mm,30-degreelaparoscopebecausethe10-mm
laparoscopeprovidesabetterqualityimageandrequiresfewercamera
exchanges.
Thesigmoidcolonisplacedontensionsuchthattheinferior
mesentericartery(IMA)isclearlyidentifieddowntoitsorigin.
Electrocauteryisusedtoincisetheinvestinglayerattherootofthe
rectosigmoidmesentery.Themesenteryisscoredatapointjustabovethe

sacralpromontorybutbeneaththesuperiorrectalarteryandtheincision
istakentowardtherootoftheIMA.Thelooseareolarplanebetweenthe
undersideofthesigmoidmesenteryandtheretroperitoneumisidentified
andthedissectionproceedslaterallywiththegoalofidentifyingtheleft
ureterandtheleftgonadalvessels.TheoriginoftheIMAisskeletonized
andtheureterisonceagainidentifiedbeforeperformingahighligation
oftheIMA.Theinferiormesentericvein(IMV)isthenligatedproximalto
anybranchpoint.ThehighligationoftheIMAandtheIMVisnecessary
notonlyfromanoncologicperspectivebutalsotoensurethattheleft
colonconduitcanreacheasilyintothepelvisforatension-free
anastomosis.
Thedissectionisthencontinuedunderneaththesigmoidandtheleft
colonmesenteryuntiltheleftabdominalsidewallisencountered.The
left/sigmoidcolonisdisplacedandthewhitelineofToldt(nowpurplein
color)easilytakenwiththescissorsoranenergydevice.
Thenexttaskistoperformacompletelaparoscopicmobilizationofthe
splenicflexure.Thelessersacisenteredandthesplenicflexureis
mobilizedfromthetransversecolonsideandfromtheleftgutter.
Attentionisthenturnedtowardtherectaldissection.
RectalDissection
Theassistantcarefullyretractstherectosigmoidjunctiontowardthe
abdominalwallandslightlyleftward.Theoperatingsurgeonretractsthe
rectumupwardandtowardthepubicsymphysistoaccentuatetheplane
betweenthepresacralfasciaandthefasciapropriaoftherectum;this
planeisreferredtoas“theholyplane.”Posteriorly,theleftandright
hypogastricnervesareidentifiedandkeptoutofharm’sway.Theloose
areolarfibersareposteriorlydivided,identicallyinthemannerofaTME,
pastthetipofthecoccyx,dividingWaldeyer’sfasciauntilthesuperior
portionofthelevatorsareencountered.Thelateralstalksaredividedin
thesamemannerdowntothepelvicfloor.Anteriorly,theplanebetween
therectumandtheseminalvesicles/prostateorvaginamustbecarefully
dissectedsoasnottoinjuretheprostate/vaginaorthesexualfunction
controllingnervesthatlieadjacenttoDenonvilliers’fascia.Therectum
mustbeanteriorlyfreeddowntothepelvicfloorsothatastaplercanbe
usedtotransecttherectumflushwithorevendistaltothelevators.The
rectumiscarefullyretractedupwardoutofthepelvisandleftward,and
thenalaparoscopicbowelstaplerisbroughtinthroughtherightiliac
fossa12-mmtrocarandarticulatedsothattheanglebetweenthestaple
lineandrectumisascloseto90degreesaspossible.Ifthepelvisisnot
wideenoughtoaccommodatea60-mmstapler,a45-mm-or30-mmlongstaplercanbeused.Thestaplerisadvancedacrosstherectumasfar
aspossibleandisthenfired.Itisrarethattherectumcanbecompletely

transectedwithonestaplefire;however,minimizingthenumberoffires
willminimizethenumberofcrossingstaplelinesandsubsequentlythe
likelihoodofastaplelineleak.Oncetherectumistransected,the
specimenisexteriorizedthroughanyoneofanumberofincisionssuchas
aperiumbilicalincision,aleftlowerquadrantincision,orfromthesite
thatwillbeusedfortheileostomy.Afterextractingthespecimen,the
colonisdividedproximallyatthesigmoidcolon/leftcolonjunction.
Usually,iftheexteriorizedleftcoloncanreachthepubicsymphysis,there
issufficientlengthforalowcolorectalanastomosis.Indocyaninegreen
(ICG)perfusionassessmentcanbeusedtohelpverifybloodsupply.
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Apursestringisplacedattheopenendoftheleftcolonandtheanvilof
thecircularstaplerisplacedintothecolonandsecuredwiththepurse
string.Thecolonisreducedbackintotheabdomenandtheabdomenis
reinsufflated.Thecolonisgraspedandextremecareistakentoensure
thatthecolonandmesenteryarenottwisted.Ananvilgrasperisusedto
lowertheanvilintothepelvis.Theassistantthentransanallypassesthe
staplerandengagesitwiththetrocarunderdirectlaparoscopic
visualization.Infemalepatientscaremustbetakentoexcludethe
posteriorwallofthevaginaasthestaplerisclosed;avaginalexamination
ishelpful.
Thestapleristhenfiredandtheanastomoticdonutsareexaminedfor
completeness.Thepelvisisthenfilledwithirrigantsuchthatthe
anastomosisisunderthewaterlevel.Thecolonproximaltothe
anastomosisisthenoccluded,pushingitagainstthesacralpromontory,
andtheassistantinsufflatestherectumusingtherigidproctoscopeor
flexiblesigmoidoscopy.Incaseofapositiveairleak,manyatimetheair
leakcanbetransanallyrepaired.ICGperfusionassessmentcanbe
performedbeforeand/orafterfiringthecircularstapler.
Thecreationofanileostomyisrecommendedforpatientswhohave
hadneoadjuvantchemoradiotherapy.Underlaparoscopicvisualization,
anileostomyiscreatedbybringingoutaloopofterminalileum
approximately25–40cmproximaltotheileocecalvalve.

POSTOPERATIVECARE
Allpatientsundergoingopenandlaparoscopiccolonandrectalresection
atDukeUniversityMedicalCenter(DUMC)followadefinedenhanced
recoveryaftersurgery(ERAS)protocolthatemphasizespreoperative
education,optimizationofpremorbidconditionsandnutritionalstatus,
minimalpreoperativefastingandcarbohydrateloadingimmediately
beforesurgery,goal-directedintraoperativefluidmanagement,useof
thoracicepiduralanalgesia,earlyinitiationoforaldiet,andearly
mobilization.TheDukeEnhancedRecoveryProgramwasbasedinitially
ontheprinciplespresentedbytheEnhancedRecoveryAfterSurgery
(ERAS)Societyguidelinesforelectiverectal/pelvicsurgery.TheDuke
colorectalERASprotocolissummarizedinTable14-1.
TABLE14-1 SynopsisofDukeEnhancedRecoveryafterSurgery
(ERAS)Protocol
Phaseofcare Intervention
Surgicalplanning
Routinepreoperativescreening/medicalclearance
Optimizationofcomorbidities
ERASteachingandwritteninformation
Smokingcessation
Nutritionalsupplementation
Immediate
preoperativeperiod
FullmechanicalbowelpreparationwithPOantibiotics
Chlorhexidinepreoperativeshowers
Fastinglimitedto3hpreoperatively
Carbohydratedrink3hbeforesurgery
Dayof
surgery/intraoperative
Thoracicepiduralplacement
Venousthromboembolic(VTE)prophylaxiswith5,000USQ
heparin
Sequentialcompressiondevices(SCDs)
Intravenous(IV)antimicrobialprophylaxis
Goal-directedIVfluidtherapy
Removaloforogastrictubeatconclusionofprocedure
Postoperative
EarlyinitiationofPOintake(4hpostoperatively)
Earlyambulationincludingdayofsurgery
Earlyremovalofurinarycatheter(postoperativeday[POD]
1or2)
Useofpro-motilitymedications(i.e.,alvimopan),oral
laxatives,chewinggum

ConversionofepiduraltoPOpaincontroloncegoodPO
intake
Useofadjunctpainmedication(i.e.,Neurontin,
acetaminophen,nonsteroidalanti-inflammatorydrugs
(NSAIDs))
Continuationoflow-molecular-weightheparin(LMWH)VTE
prophylaxispost-dischargefortotalof28post-operative
days
FollowinglaparoscopicLAR,initialpaincontrolisachievedwith
epiduralanalgesia.Intraoperativelyplacedorogastrictubesareremoved
attheconclusionoftheprocedure,andsurgicaldrainsarenotroutinely
used.Patientsareofferedanoraladlibitumdiet(postsurgicalbland)
starting4hoursaftersurgery.Oralnutritionalsupplementsmaybe
addedwhenclinicallyindicated.Allpatientsreceivemultimodality
prophylaxisagainstpostoperativenauseaandvomitingwithantiemetic
medications.Patientsareencouragedtobeoutofbedfor2hoursonthe
dayofsurgeryandfor6hoursoneachsuccessivepostoperativeday.
Transurethralbladdercathetersaretypicallyremovedonthemorningof
postoperativeday1,regardlessofwhetheranepiduralcatheterisin
place.Otheradjunctstominimizepostoperativeileusincluderoutineuse
oftheperipherallyactingμ-opioidreceptorantagonistalvimopan
(Entereg),judicioususeoforallaxatives,andchewinggum.Once
patientsaretoleratingPO,theirepiduralcathetersare“paused”andthey
undergoatrialofPOpainmedication.Patientswhosepainisadequately
controlledwithPOpainmedicationhavetheirepiduralcatheters
removed.Adjunctanalgesicsincludingacetaminophen,nonsteroidal
anti-inflammatorydrugs(NSAIDs),andNeurontinareutilizedto
minimizetherequirementforPOnarcotics.Patientsreceivedeepvenous
thromboembolism(VTE)prophylaxisbefore,during,andaftersurgery
withlow-molecular-weightheparin(LMWH).Allcolorectalcancer
patientsundergoingmajorabdominal/pelvicsurgeryaredischargedwith
LMWHforatotalof28postoperativedays.
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InstitutionoftheDukecolorectalERASprotocolhasshowntoresultin
asignificantlydecreasedlengthofhospitalstay(LOS),aswellasa
decreasedincidenceofurinarytractinfections(13%vs.24%)and
readmissionrate.Inaddition,theimprovementinLOSwassignificantin
thelaparoscopiccohortaswell(4vs.6days),demonstratingtheadditive
valueofanERASprotocoleveninpatientsundergoingminimally
invasiveprocedures.Othershavereportedsimilarfindings.Withinthe

ERASsetting,theadditionofalvimopanhasalsobeenshowntohave
benefitwithregardtofasterreturnofbowelfunction,decreased
incidenceofpostoperativeileus,andshorterLOS.Overall,utilizationof
anERASprogramforrectalsurgeryhasbeenshowntoreduceLOSby3–
5days,withoutanyincreaseinmorbidityormortalityorreadmission
rates.CompliancewithanERASprotocolmayalsoresultinimproved
long-termoncologicoutcome.

OUTCOMES
MorbidityandMortality
Advantagesoflaparoscopiccolonandrectalresectioncomparedtoopen
resectionarewelldocumentedandincludefasterreturnofbowel
function,decreaseduseofnarcoticpainmedications,anddecreasedLOS.
PatientsundergoinglaparoscopicLARhavebeenshowntoreceive
postoperativechemotherapyapproximately25dayssoonerthanthose
undergoingopenLAR.However,laparoscopicrectalresectionis
associatedwithsignificantlylongeroperativetimes.
Thesafetyofthelaparoscopicapproachforcolonandrectalresection
hasbeenwellestablished.LaparoscopicLARcanbeperformedby
appropriatelytrainedsurgeonswithlowintraoperativeconversionrates
(1–16%)andequivalentperioperativemorbidityandmortalitycompared
toopenLAR.Inthreelargerandomizedcontrolledtrialsoflaparoscopic
versusopensurgeryforrectalcancer,perioperativemorbiditywas18–
40%inthelaparoscopicgroupversus14–37%intheopengroup
(differencesnotstatisticallysignificant).Similarly,perioperative
mortalityalsodidnotdiffersignificantlybetweenthelaparoscopic(0–
4%)andopen(0–5%)groups.Laparoscopicrectalresectionisalso
associatedwithdecreasedmorbiditycomparedtoopenresectionin
morbidlyobesepatients.
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Short-andLong-TermOncologicOutcomes
Earlyrandomizedtrialssuggestedthatlaparoscopicresectionforrectal
cancerresultsinanoncologicallysoundprocedure.Distaland
circumferentialresectionmargin(CRM)status,lymphnodeyield,and
completenessoftotalmesorectalexcision..Tworecentlypublishedlarge
prospectivetrials,however,havecalledintoquestiontheroutineuseof
laparoscopicresectionforrectalcancer.InboththeAmericanCollegeof
SurgeonsOncologyGroup(ACOSOG)Z6051trial(UnitedStates)andthe
AustralasianLaparoscopicCanceroftheRectum(ALaCaRT)trial
(Australia),thecriterionfornon-inferioritywasnotachievedfor
laparoscopicrectalresectionwithregardtoCRM,completenessofTME,
andoverallsuccessfulresection(completeTME,negativedistalresection
marginandCRM).Bothstudiesconcludedthattheirfindingsdonot
supporttheroutineuseoflaparoscopicresectionforrectalcancer.

Unfortunately,theseidenticalconclusionswerebasedontheuseofnonvalidatedcompositeendpoints.
However,recentupdatesfromtheConventionalversusLaparoscopicassistedSurgeryInpatientswithColorectalCancer,theComparisonof
OpenversuslaparoscopicsurgeryformidorlowREctalcancerAfter
Neoadjuvantchemoradiotherapy(COREAN),andtheCOlorectalcancer
LaparoscopicorOpenResectionII(COLORII)trialsdemonstrate
equivalent3-,5-,and10-yeardisease-freesurvival,localcontrol,and
overallsurvivalcomparedtoopenresection.Similarly,apooledanalysis
ofthreerandomizedcontrolledtrialsfromthePrinceofWalesHospitalin
HongKongwithamedianfollow-upof124.5monthsreportedequivalent
10-yearlocoregionalrecurrence,cancer-specificsurvival,andoverall
survivalbetweenlaparoscopicandopensurgicalgroups.
Mostrecently,analysisofover14,000patientsintheNationalCancer
Databaseundergoingeitherminimallyinvasive(laparoscopicorrobotic
LAR)oropenLARrevealedequivalent3-yearoverallsurvivalinthe
minimallyinvasivegroup.Inaddition,patientsintheminimallyinvasive
grouphadsignificantlydecreasedlengthofhospitalization.Despitethese
encouragingresults,thefinalwordonlaparoscopicresectionforrectal
cancerawaitslong-termresultsfromthelargerandomizedcontrolled
trials.Assuch,laparoscopicrectalresectionforcancershouldprobably
belimitedtotheclinicaltrialsettingorperformedinspecialtycenters.
FunctionalOutcomes/QualityofLife
Genitourinary
Autonomicnerveinjurywithresultingsexualdysfunction(impotenceand
retrogradeejaculationinmen;decreasedvaginallubrication,
dyspareunia,decreasedsexualarousal,anddifficultyachievingorgasmin
women),aswellasbladderdysfunction,occursinapproximately10–35%
ofpatientsundergoingproctectomyforbenignandmalignantconditions.
Datafromprospectivetrialsoflaparoscopicrectalresectionindicatethat
autonomicnervepreservationcanbeachievedwithlaparoscopicrectal
resectionandthattheincidenceofgenitourinarydysfunctionisnot
significantlydifferentcomparedwiththatofopenrectalresection.SelfreportedoutcomesfromtheCOLORIIrandomizedtrialconfirmedno
significantdifferencesinsexualandbladderfunctionat1year
postoperativelybetweenlaparoscopicandopenresectionforrectal
cancer.IntheCOREANtrial,theincidenceofmicturitiondifficultywas
lessfrequentinbothmenandwomenundergoinglaparoscopicresection.
Theauthorsopinedthatthemagnificationprovidedbythelaparoscope
mayhavefacilitatedvisualidentificationoftheautonomicnerves.

BowelFunction/Defecation
FollowingrestorativeLAR,somedegreeofboweldysfunctionisreported
by70–90%ofpatients,oftennegativelyaffectingqualityoflife.The
additionofpreoperativechemoradiationgreatlyincreasesthelikelihood
ofbowel-relatedqualityoflifeimpairment.Preoperativediscussionof
anticipatedpostsurgicalfunctioniscrucialtomanagingexpectationsand
makinginformedchoicesbetweenprimaryanastomosisandapermanent
colostomyinborderlinecases.Manypatientsoftensufferfroma
constellationofsymptomsincludingincontinence,frequencyand
clusteringofbowelmovements,andurgency,collectivelyknownaslow
anteriorresectionsyndrome(LARS).ThecauseofLARSislikely
multifactorial,includingcolonicdysmotility,surgery-andradiationrelatedsphincterinjuryandneorectalreservoirdysfunction,andpelvic
nerveinjury.PreviousstudieshaveshownthatseverityofLARS,assessed
byLARSscore,correlatessignificantlywithoverallqualityoflifeafter
restorativerectalresection.Althoughthereisnogoldstandardtreatment
forLARS,multimodalitytreatmentalgorithmsincludebulkinglaxatives,
pelvicfloorstrengtheningexercises,antimotilityagents,sacralnerve
stimulation,biofeedback,retrograderectalirrigation,andconversiontoa
stomaforsevere,refractorycases.
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Comparedtoopensurgery,patientsundergoinglaparoscopicrectal
resectiontypicallyhaveatleastequivalentbowelfunctionandbowelrelatedqualityoflife.IntheCOREANrandomizedtrial,patientsinthe
laparoscopicgroupreportedsignificantlylessseveregastrointestinal
symptomsingeneral,aswellaslessseveredefecationdifficulties.The
severityofLARShasnotbeenshowntodifferbetweenpatients
undergoinglaparoscopicandopenLAR.Thenatureofthereconstruction
(straightcoloanalvs.colonicJ-pouch)mayhowevercorrelatewiththe
defecation-relatedcomponentsofLARS.Forthisreason,wefavortheuse
ofacolonicJ-pouchoranend-to-sideanastomosisiftechnicallyfeasible.
OtherQualityofLifeOutcomes
Thelaparoscopicgroupinonerandomizedtrialreportedbetterphysical
functioningandlessfatigueat3monthsaftersurgerycomparedtothe
opensurgerygroup,indicatingthattherecoveryadvantagesofthe
laparoscopicapproachextendbetweentheimmediatepostoperative
period.
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