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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

earlier,ifastapledanastomosisistobeperformed,theanvilshouldbe
placedandsecuredbeforeclosureofthecolotomy.
FIGURE15-13Coloplasty:Alongitudinal
colotomyapproximately8–10cminlengthstarting4–6
cmfromthedistalcolonresectionmarginisclosed
withasinglelayerofpolyglycolicacidsuturesinan
interruptedmanner.
Ifthesideofthecolonreachesmoredistallyintothepelvis,aside-toend(Baker)anastomosiscanbecreated(Fig.15-14).Thismaneuver
preservesbloodsupplytotheanastomosis.Ifastapledanastomosisis
used,theanvilcanbeplacedthroughthedistalresectionmargin,and
spikeextrudedapproximately4–5cmproximaltothetransectionmargin
ontheantimesentericborder.Theanvilissecuredwitha2-0polyglactin
suture,andthedistaltransectionmarginisstapledoff.Ifahand-sewn
anastomosisisused,markingsuturesmaybeplacedonthe
antimesentericborderapproximately4–5cmproximaltothestapleline
tohelpguidethissegmentintotheanalcanalandidentifythe
appropriatesiteforcolotomy.
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FIGURE15-14Bakeranastomosis:Acolotomyis
createdapproximately3–5cmfromtheendofthe
colonconduit.Ifastapledanastomosisistobe
performed,theanvilwillbeplacedbeforeclosureof
thedistalendofthecolon.Theanastomosisismade
fromtheantimesentericsideofthecolontotheanus.
Anastomosis
Afterextracorporealabdominalpreparationoftheproximalcolonic
segment,thecolonisreturnedtotheabdomen.Pneumoperitoneumis
reestablishedbyclosingthespecimenextractionsiteoroccludingitby
twistingthewoundprotectoronitselfandplacingalargeKellyclampto
occludethehole.Amoistspongemaybewrappedaroundthewound
protectortopreventleakageofgas.Thepatientisagainpositionedin
Trendelenburgandtheoperativefieldischeckedforhemostasis.Proper
mesentericalignmentisensuredbyidentifyingthemedialcutedgeofthe
mesenteryneartheligamentofTreitzandfollowingitdistallyasa
straightline.Thesmallbowelshouldbesweptmediallyandoutfrom
behindthecolon.Thecolonisguidedintothepelvisandtheoperatorat
thepelvismayassistbyplacingaringforcepsorBabcockthroughthe
anusintothepelvistodeliverthecolonintotheanalcanal.Itisessential

toavoidtwistingduringthefinalpullthroughtheanalcanal.
ThecolotomyintheapexoftheJ-pouchisreopened(ifitwasclosed)
ortheFoleyballoonispartiallydeflated.Thepreviouslyplacedtransanal
anastomoticsuturesarebroughtthroughtheoutermuscularisofthe
colonintothelumenandtiedintraluminally.Ifanend-to-endor
coloplastyconfigurationwasused,theproximalsegmentwillstillhavea
staplelineinplace.Caremustbetakentoensuretheorientationinan
anterior-to-posteriordirectionatthetimeofspecimenremoval.Inthis
case,thestaplelineispartiallyamputatedbeginninganteriorly,allowing
theanteriorsuturestobesecuredbeforecompletelyremovingthestaple
lineandfinishingtheanastomosis.
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Ifastapledanastomosisisused,theanvilshouldbeplacedbefore
closureoftheproximalbowel.Therectumwillhavebeenstapled,just
proximaltotheanalcanal.Becausethestaplelineissoclosetotheanus,
extremecaremustbetakenwhenplacingthecircularstaplertoprevent
distalstumpdisruptionandsphincterdamage.Digitalsphincter
dilatationhelpspreventsphincterdamageduringstaplerintroduction
andsphincterincorporationintotheanastomosis.Specifically,afterthe
staplerisgentlypassedthroughthesphinctermusclesonemustensure
thatthecircularringisfreeoftheanalcanal.Afteraclearindentationof
theringofthestaplerislaparoscopicallyconfirmed,thestaplertrocaris
extended.Dependingontheproximityofthevagina,andindentation,
thistrocarspikemaybeplacedanterior,posterior,orthroughthelinear
stapleline.Somesurgeonspreferposteriorextrusiontomovethe
anastomosisawayfromthevagina,topreventthepossibilityof
fistulizationwithanexposedvaginalcuff.
Theanvilisthenguidedintothepelvis.Asdiscussedbefore,the
orientationshouldbecheckedtopreventtwistingaroundtheaxisofthe
mesentery.Ifaside-to-endanastomosisisused,thesidestaplershould
beguidedtothepatient’sright,awayfromtheanastomosis.Theanvilis
laparoscopicallyreplacedoverthereceptacletrocarandthestapleris
closedandfired.Thesurgeonshouldensurethatthereisadequatelength
tocreateatension-freeanastomosis.Again,Indocyaninegreen
fluorescenceimagingcanbeusedtoconfirmproximalanddistal
perfusionassessment.
Ahydropneumaticleaktestisthenperformedtochecktheanastomosis
afterthepelvisisfilledwithsaline.Theauthorsandeditorsprefera
flexiblesigmoidoscopeorrigidproctoscopetovisualizethemucosaand
thestaple/sutureline,andairleak;anyischemia,bleeding,orleakshould
beaddressed.Alternatively,ahand-sewndistalpursestringsutureora

hand-sewnanastomosiscanbeperformedfromtheperinealfield.
DivertingLoopIleostomy
Foranastomosisbelow5cmfromtheanalverge,andforallpatientswho
receivedpreoperativeradiation,theauthorstypicallyplaceadiverting
ileostomytominimizecomplicationsofanastomoticleakthatmayoccur.
Theileumislaparoscopicallyevaluatedproximallyfromtheileocecal
valveandtoverifytension-freereachtotheanteriorabdominalwall.
Ideally,theileostomyiscreatedatleast15and20cmproximaltothe
ileocecalvalve.Proximalanddistalorientationischeckedtoensure
maturationoftheileum.
Atrocarsiteontherightsideistypicallythepremarkedileostomysite.
Theskinincisionisenlargedtoallowtwofingerstoreachintothe
abdomen.Generally,thesubcutaneousandanteriorfasciaaresharply
dissectedusingelectrocautery.Themusclewillbespreadusingtwolarge
Kellyclampsatrightangles,andtheposteriorsheathisopened.Care
mustbetakentoensuretheinferiorepigastricvesselsarenotinjured
duringdissection.Theileostomyisliftedlaparoscopicallytotheanterior
abdominalwallandpulledthroughtheabdominalwallusingaBabcock
clamp.Asupportingrodisplacedundertheileumtopreventslippageof
theposteriorilealwallintotheabdomenallowingforpassageoffecal
streambeforematuration.TheostomyismaturedinaBrookemanner
afterclosureofallportandspecimenextractionsites.Theauthorsusea
Jackson-Pratt(CardinalHealth,Dublin,Ohio)drainselectivelyincases
belowtheperitonealreflection.

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
Patientsareplacedonstandardpostoperativeacceleratedrecovery
programaftersurgery.Softfoodsandoralanalgesiaarestartedon
postoperativeday1,andpatientsareencouragedtoambulateon
postoperativeday0or1.TheFoleycatheteristypicallyremovedat48
hoursforalowpelvicanastomosis.Patientsshouldundergo
postoperativeenterostomalteachingforcareofostomy,andostomybars
areremovedafterapproximately2–3daysinmostpatients.

COMPLICATIONS
Complicationsaresimilartothoseofotherabdominalsurgeriesand
includebleeding,infection,andpostoperativeileus.Inaddition,LAR
withcoloanalanastomosisincreasesrisksofanastomoticleakandsexual
andbladderdysfunctionwhencomparedtoothercolonsurgeries.
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Anastomoticleakratesforanastomosesbelow5cmfromtheanalverge
areupto18%.Historyofradiation,lowanastomosis,
immunosuppression,andtechnicaldifficultyhasbeenassociatedwith
increasedanastomoticleakrates.Creationofadivertingileostomyhelps
lessentheseverityofthecomplicationsofleak,butdoesnotdecreasethe
anastomoticleakrate.Postoperativemorbidityratesarecomparable
betweendivertedandnotdivertedpatients,butreoperativeratesare
lowerwhenanileostomywascreated.Ingeneral,theauthorsemploythe
useofadivertingileostomyforpatientswithlowrectalcancer.However,
patientswithileostomieshavemorbidityassociatedwithasecond
hospitalizationandoperativeintervention;asmallpercentageofpatients
mayneverundergoileostomyclosure.
Sexualanderectiledysfunctionisincreasedinpatientsundergoing
proctectomywithTME.Approximately30%ofmalesexperience
difficultywitherectionorejaculationfollowingLARsecondaryto
intraoperativeinjurytothesympatheticorparasympatheticnerves.
Dysfunctionmayimprovewithtimeandstudiesdemonstratesome
improvementwiththeuseofsidafenilpostoperatively.Therateof
dysfunctionincreaseswithage,preoperativeradiation,andpoorer
preoperativeejaculatoryfunction.Rateoffemalesexualdysfunctionis
lesswelldescribed,butwomenmayhavedifficultywithpain,sensation,
andorgasm.
Bladderdysfunctionisalesscommoncomplication.Upto15%of
patientsexperiencesometemporarybladderdysfunctionpostoperatively,
secondarytodissectioninthepelvisorinjurytoparasympatheticnerves.
Lessthan5%sufferfrompermanentdysfunctionwhenemployingtotal
mesorectaldissectiontechniques.Somepatientsmayrequire
replacementoftheFoleycatheterpostoperatively.

RESULTS
Beyondthesurgicalcomplicationsmentioned,theprimaryoutcomesof
interestforlaparoscopicLARwithcoloanalanastomosisareoncologic
results(localrecurrencerate,disease-freesurvival,overallsurvival)and
functionaloutcomes,includingqualityoflife.Sincetheinceptionof
laparoscopiccolonandrectalsurgery,therehasbeenconcernaboutthe
safetyoflaparoscopyforcancer.In2005,theCOlorectalcancer
LaparoscopicorOpenResection(COLOR)trialreporteddecreasedblood
loss,pain,andlengthofhospitalstayforpatientsrandomizedto
laparoscopicversusopencolectomyforcancer;nodalharvestandmargin
positivitywereequivalentbetweentheapproaches.The3-yeardiseasefreesurvivalforallstageswas74.2%(95%CI70.4–78.0)forlaparoscopic
and76.2%(95%CI72.6–79.8)foropensurgery.Althoughthese
differencesweresmallandnotstatisticallysignificant,thestudywas
unabletodemonstrate“non-inferiority”oflaparoscopiccolectomywith
regardtotheprimaryendpointof3-yeardisease-freesurvivalbecausethe
upperlimitofthe95%CIforthedifferenceexceededthepredetermined
thresholdof7%.The3-yearoverallsurvivalrateswere81.8%(95%CI
78.4–85.1)forlaparoscopicand84.2%(95%CI81.1–87.3)foropen
surgery.
Threelarge,prospectiverandomizedtrialscomparingoutcomesof
laparoscopicversusopensurgeryforrectalcancerwerepublishedin
2015.TheCOLORIItrialhadasitsprimaryoutcomelocoregional
recurrenceat3yearsaftersurgery,findinganoverallrateof5%inboth
treatmentgroups.Interestingly,locoregionalrecurrenceaftersurgeryfor
lowrectalcancerwassignificantlyhigherintheopengroup(4.4%
laparoscopicvs.11.7%open;difference−7.3%;90%CI−13.9to−0.7).
Disease-freeandoverallsurvivalrateswerenotsignificantlydifferent
betweenthegroups.Laparoscopyresultedin1dayshorterlengthof
hospitalstay,withnodifferencesinmorbidityormortality.
Twoothertrialsfoundlessfavorableresultsforlaparoscopicsurgery
forrectalcancer.IntheAmericanCollegeofSurgeonsOncologyGroup
(ACOSOG)Z6051trial,aneverbeforeusednon-validatedcomposite
pathologicoutcomeofdistalmargin,circumferentialradialmargin,and
TMEqualitywasusedastheprimaryoutcome.Fourhundredandsixtytwopatients(240laparoscopicand222open)wereanalyzed.Ofthese,
76.7%underwentLARand23.3%underwentAPR.Conversionrateof
laparoscopicresectionswas11%.Patientsundergoinglaparoscopic
resectionhadtheirfirstbowelmovement1dayearlierbutlengthof
hospitalstaywasequivalentbetweenthegroups.Overallsurgicalsuccess,
definedasanegativedistalandcircumferentialmarginandacomplete

TME,washigherintheopenarm(86.9%vs.81.7%).The95%CIofthe
differencefailedtomeetthedefinedcriterionfornon-inferioritywith
regardtonon-validatedcompositepathologicoutcomes,concludingthat
laparoscopicresectionsforrectalcancerwerenot“not-inferior”toopen
resectionswithregardtoqualityoftheresectionspecimen.
TheAustralianLaparoscopicCanceroftheRectum(ALaCaRT)trial,
usingthesamenon-validatedcompositepathologicoutcomefor
adequacyofresection,alsofailedtodemonstratenon-inferiorityof
laparoscopicresectionforrectalcancer.Theresultwasaconsequenceof
slightlylowerratesofcircumferentialresectionmarginnegativity(93%
vs.97%)andcompletenessofTME(87%vs.92%)inthelaparoscopic
arm,althoughneitherofthesedifferenceswasstatisticallysignificantin
theirownright.Patientsundergoinglaparoscopicresectionhad
decreasedbloodlossandpassedflatus1dayearlier,butlengthofhospital
staywasequivalentbetweenthegroups.Whetherdifferencesin
pathologicoutcomeswilltranslatetodifferencesinoncologicoutcomes
remainstobeseen,anditistooearlytodeclareamoratoriumon
laparoscopicsurgeryforrectalcancerbasedonthesestudies.However,
giventhestrictinclusioncriteria(noT4tumors,nothreatenedmargins,
onlyexpertsurgeonswithdocumentedproofofcompetence),thesetrials
certainlyraiseconcernabouttheoncologicsafetyoflaparoscopicLAR.
Furthermore,thedifferencesinshort-termclinicaloutcomeswere
relativelysmallbetweenlaparoscopicandopenresection.Itispossible
thatintheeraofstandardizedERPs,thebenefitsoflaparoscopymaybe
lesspronouncedthanpreviouslythought.
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LARwithcoloanalanastomosismodifiesanorectalphysiology.The
proximalcolonicportionoftheanastomosislacksthenormal
distensibility,compliance,andsensationofthenormalrectum.The
sphinctersmaybestretched,damaged,orevenpartiallyresectedduringa
lowrectalresection.Complicationssuchaspelvicabscess,anastomotic
leak,orstricturecanfurtherimpactfunction.Radiographicand
physiologicstudiesafterLARwithcoloanalanastomosishave
demonstratedlossofthenormalanorectalangle,decreasedmaximum
toleratedvolume,decreasedrestinganalsphincterpressure,andlossof
therectoanalinhibitoryreflex.Manyoftheseoutcomesimproveafterthe
firstyearbutthecumulativeeffectofthesealterationsmayhavea
negativeimpactonpatients’qualityoflife.
Insomeinstances,alterationsindefecatoryfunctionleadtosignificant
dysfunctionandaconstellationofsymptomsknownas“anterior
resectionsyndrome.”Patientswithanteriorresectionsyndromemay

experiencevaryingdegreesoffecalurgency,frequentstooling,soiling,
incompleteevacuation,orfecalincontinence.Theincidenceofanterior
resectionsyndromeishighestafterultralowcolorectalandcoloanal
anastomoses,withratesapproaching20%.Creationofaneorectumwith
acolonicJ-pouchhasbeenshowninnumerousrandomizedtrialsand
meta-analysestoimprovefunctionaloutcomesduringthefirst6–18
monthsafterLARcomparedwithstraightcoloanalanastomosis.Patients
experiencedecreasesinstoolfrequency,urgency,andsoiling.Some
studieshavereportedimprovedqualityoflife,althoughmanyhavenot
shownasignificantdifference.Comparativestudiesoftransverse
coloplastyandside-to-endanastomoseswithcolonicJ-pouchhaveshown
similarfunctionaloutcomes.

CONCLUSIONS
LARwithtransanalanastomosisprovidesrestorationofintestinal
continuityinpatientswhomightotherwisebeleftwithapermanent
colostomy.Preoperativestagingincludingproctoscopy,ultrasound,or
MRItoevaluatedepthofinvasionandlymphnodeinvolvement,andfull
colonoscopyisessentialforcreationofanappropriateoperativeplan.In
addition,totalmesorectalresectionandattentiontomarginsareessential
tomaintainingoncologicstandardsandlowrecurrencerates.
MostpatientsarecandidatesforlaparoscopicLARs.Patientswhohave
hadpriorsurgery,obesepatients,andmaleswithnarrowpelvismaybe
assessedforlaparoscopicapproachandmaybenefitfromminimally
invasivetechniques.FunctionmaybeworsenedinpatientsfollowingLAR
withtransanalanastomosis,withalargeseriesdemonstrating2–4bowel
movementsperdayandupto25%ofpatientshavingsomedegreeof
incontinencepostoperatively.Thedegreeofcontinenceimpairmentisin
partcontingentupontheamountofintersphinctericresectionandthe
anastomoticheight.Transabdominalortransanalcreationofa
neorectumusingaJ-pouch,coloplasty,orBakeranastomosismay
improvefunction,especiallyintheearlypostoperativeperiod.
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