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Morerecently,aKoreantrialsoughttodelineateprognosticfactorsfor
oncologicaloutcomesin163patientsundergoingintersphincteric
resectionsfollowingneoadjuvantchemoradiationtherapy.Withamedian
follow-upof53months,analysisoftheKaplan–Meiersurvivalcurves
demonstratedadifferenceinboth3-yearoveralldisease-freesurvival
(DFS)andlocoregionalrecurrence-freesurvival(LRFS)forpatientswith
Stage-IIIdisease.Indeed,DFSwasreportedas96.2%,84.8%,72.9%,and
38%andLRFSwasreportedas100%,92.4%,91.1%,and70.9%,for
Stages0–IIIdisease,respectively.Multivariateanalysissuggestedthat
ypT(3/4vs.0/1/2)andypN(1/2vs.0)stageswereassociatedwith
differencesinDFS.LRFSwassimilarlyassociatedwiththeypNstage,as
wellastumorsize(≥3.5vs.>3.5cm),anddistancefromtheanalverge
(≤2vs.>2cm).
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IRPforrectalcancerwasinitiallyproposedtoobtainanadequatedistal
marginofresectionforultra-lowrectaltumorswhileavoidingpermanent
colostomy.FollowinganinitialsuccesswithIRP,theenvelopewas
pushedwherebyadistalmarginof2cmwasdeemedacceptable.The
impetustoavoidapermanentostomyinoursocietyissuchthatefforts
weremadetoreconnectthebowelsincontinuitywithdistalmarginsof
lessthan1cminpatientswhohadundergoneneoadjuvant
chemoradiation.Itisthroughtheevaluationofthedatacollectedfrom
theseproceduresthatwecanconfidentlystatethatfollowingthe
neoadjuvanttherapy,IRPwithdistalmarginsoflessthan1cmdoesnot
appeartocompromisetheoncologicoutcomeofanR0resection.
Allpatients,whetherundergoingstandardLARwithstapledcoloanal
anastomosis,LARwithintersphinctericproctectomy,andhandsewn
coloanalanastomosis,orAPRshouldbefollowedforaminimumof5–8
yearsbasedonstandardpublishedguidelinestoevaluateforrecurrence
andmetastasis.
FunctionalOutcomes
FollowingIRP,thefunctionalcomponentsofinterestincludestool
incontinenceandfrequency.Itappearsreasonablethatresectingthe
internalanalsphincterresultsinincreasedincontinence.Asexpected
fromourunderstandingofphysiology,ISRresultedinastatistically
significantreductioninanalsphincterrestingpressure.Thesqueeze
pressures,however,werenotedtobeattheirpreoperativelevelsatthe

timeoftheirpostoperativeevaluation.Whencomparingcoloplastyand
CJP,Furstwasabletodemonstratetheabsenceofanysignificant
differenceinrestingandsqueezepressureandneorectalvolumebetween
boththegroups,butobservedanincreasedneorectalsensitivityinthe
coloplastygroup.
ThesamestudythatreportedontheKoreanexperienceof62patients
alsoevaluatedfunctionaloutcomesofpatientsundergoingISR.Inthis
study,patientswereevaluatedat1and2yearsfollowingstomareversal.
BowelfrequencywasincreasedinpatientswhounderwentextendedISR
ascomparedwithstandardISRat1year(P<0.05).However,by2years,
thefrequenciesdecreasedinbothgroups,withnostatisticallysignificant
differencebetweenthoseundergoingstandardorextendedISR.Any
differencesinKirwanclassificationforcontinenceorWexnerscorefor
fecalincontinencewerenegatedby2years.Theyconcludedthatextended
ISRwithquadrantresectionoftheupperexternalsphincter(extended
ISR)achievedappropriatepostoperativecontinencestatusandcanbe
usedasanalternativetoAPRwithoutcompromisingcureorqualityof
life.
AsecondsurveytoevaluateGIfunctioninpatientswhounderwentIRP
revealedthatthemeanWexnerscoreat1yearfollowingstomaclosure
was10.BecauseaWexnerscoreof16correlatedwithpatientswho
experiencedmajorandfrequentsoiling,thisscorewasutilizedasacutoff
forpooranalfunction.FollowinganIRP,patientscanexpect2–5bowel
movementsdailyandapproximatelya20–60%chanceofexperiencing
urgency.DaytimeandnocturnalleakagefollowingIRPispresentin15%
and20%ofpatients,respectively.ComparisonofIRPwithsphincter
sparingCAAfoundworseningofcontinenceasmeasuredbytheKirwan
andWexnerScoresfollowinganIRP.Tocompensate,thesepatients
requiredmoreutilizationofantidiarrhealmedications.Inaunivariate
analysis,boththeneoadjuvanttherapyandtheextentofinternal
sphincterresectionwereassociatedwithpooranalfunction,but
multivariateanalysisrevealedthatonlyneoadjuvanttherapyis
significantlycontributorywithanoddsratioofmorethan10.Overall,
outcomeshavebeengenerallyacceptablewithminimalpatient
dissatisfaction(Tables20-5and20-6).
TABLE20-5
FactorsAssociatedwithPostoperativeContinence/FunctionalOutcome
Age Gender
Tumor
location Diff/Grade
TNM
stage
Level
ofIRP
Preoperative
radiation
Yamada,
2009
0.008/0.013
*
0.082 0.006*/0.055
*
0.778 0.897 0.139
Tiret, 0.2 0.82 0.63 NS

2007
0.035/0.04
Ito,2009 0.5 0.1 0.04/0.8 <
0.01/
IRP,intersphinctericrestorativeproctocolectomy;PSWD,pelvicsidewalldissection.
TABLE20-6
One-YearFunctionalResultsafterIntersphinctericProctectomy
>5BM/24h
Nocturnal
defecation Urgency Padwearing
Flatus/Feces
discrimination
Chamlou,2007 3(4) 24(29) 16(19) 38(46) 21(25.3)
Ito,2009 27(36) 13(18) 9(12) 42(57) 8(11)
Han,2009 11(31) 30(86)
Tilney,2008
Meta-analysis
20 (19–59%)
BM,Bowelmovements.
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AnItalianstudyaddressedroboticintersphinctericdissectionwith
handsewnanastomoses.Intheirlimitedcohortof23patientsobserved
over4years,fecalcontinencewasshowntobegoodin85.7%basedon
theKirwanscore,andnopatientsrequiredcolostomy.Inthesamegroup,
57.1%showednoLowAnteriorResectionSyndrome(LARS)symptoms,
19%withaminorLARS,and23.8%withamajorLARS.
AJapanesestudyinvestigatedlong-termfunctionaloutcomesin
patientsundergoingstapledversushandsewnISRsfordistalrectalcancer
followingachemoradiationtherapy.Theyconcludedthattherewereno
significantdifferencesintotalLARSscoresbetweenthetwocohorts.ISR
washoweverassociatedwithpoorerincontinencescorescomparedwith
thatincaseofdouble-stapledtechnique.Inamultivariateanalysis,only
tumordistancefromtheanalvergeandpostoperativeperiodwere
independentlyassociatedwithamajorLARS.
Multiplestudieshavelookedatthefunctionalbenefitsofpouch
proceduresversuscoloanalanastomosis.Whencomparingtheshort-term
functionaloutcomesbetweenCJPandCAAfollowinganISR,the
frequency,urgency,WexnerscoreandFecalIncontinenceSeverityIndex
wereshowntobesignificantlyinthefavoroftheCJP.Longer-term

studiesfailedtorevealthesebenefits.Itshouldbeobservedthata
differenceinimprovedfunctionaloutcomesevenovertheshorttermmay
beasignificantbenefit,giventhesometimeslowlifeexpectancyofthese
individuals.
Ameta-analysisrevealedthat61%ofpatientsafterCPAand55%after
CAAexperiencedgoodfunctionaloutcomesintermsofcontinence
(KirwanIorII).CJPresultedingreaterdecreasedstoolfrequencythan
CAA.Atalong-termfollow-up,studiesfailedtorevealanydifferencein
maximumpouchvolumeasneorectalcapacitydecreasedequallyinboth
thegroups.Thisfindinghasledsomeauthorstoproposethatthe
advantageofpouchproceduresmaynotbederivedfromtheincreased
volume,butratherfromdecreasedmotility.
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Studiescomparingthevarioustypesofpoucheshaveobserved
advantagesoftheCJPovertheside-to-end-anastomosisintheearly
postoperativeperiod.TheTCPwasobservedtobesimilarintermsof
functionalresultstoCJP.Althoughnodefinitivereportshavebeen
published,thereisageneralconsensusthataBaker/Side-to-End
anastomosishassimilaroutcomestothoseoftheCJPandTCP.
SexualMorbidity
Sexualdysfunctionfollowingarectalresectionhasbeenstudiedby
multipleauthors.Itismorereadilyobservedinmaleswhereitmanifests
asaninabilitytoobtainanerectionorasretrogradeejaculation.In
females,themanifestationisusuallyintermsofdyspareuniarelatedto
vaginaldrynessfromdecreasedparasympatheticstimulationofexcretory
glands.
Whenconsideringsexualfunctionordysfunctioninpatientsfollowing
restorativeproctectomy,itisnecessarytocompareitwiththesexual
morbidityrelatedtothealternative,anAPR.Inonesurvey,findings
indicatedthatfollowingAPR,therewasnosignificantchangeinthe
patient’ssexualactivity.Theonlyindexofsexualactivitythatfell
postoperativelywasrelatedtomaritalinfidelity.AnAPRwitha
permanentstomaaddstothesexualmorbiditybyaddingthe
psychosocialbarriersrelatedtothepresenceofastoma,theperceived
effectofastomaonthepartner,andthefearofleakagefromthestoma
appliance.Thisimpactismorelikelytobeperceivedbywomenthanby
menandbypatientsthanbytheirpartners.
Amorerecentprospectivestudylookingatthesexualdysfunctionof
APRcomparedwithrestorativeproceduresin295womenrevealedthat

womenwhounderwentAPRwerehalfaslikelytobesexuallyactive1year
postrectalresectionwhencomparedwiththeircounterparts.The
frequencyofintercourseimprovedovertimethenext4years.APRwas
alsoassociatedwithasixfoldhigherlikelihoodofdyspareuniaanda
higherfrequencyofurologicdysfunctionsaswell.
Thelateralpelviclymphadenectomydescribedandpublishedby
Japanesegroupsappearstoaddtothesexualmorbidityrelatedtorectal
resectionbydamagingtheIHPoverlyingthepelvicvesselsandassociated
lymphnodes.Thismanifestsasahigherrateofimpotenceandbladder
dysfunction.Whenconventionalrectaldissectionispracticed,andlateral
pelvicsidewalllymphadenectomyisnotundertaken,theratesof
impotencereportedbythesameauthorsaresignificantlylower,and
bladderdysfunctionisuncommon.
Stoma-FreeSurvival
Weiserpublishedthemostrecentandlargestseriesdocumentingthe
ratesofstoma-freesurvivalinpatientswithdistalrectalcancer
undergoingLAR.Asubgroupanalysiscomparingpatientsundergoing
LARwitheitherstapledcoloanalanastomosisversusintersphincteric
proctectomywithhandsewncoloanalanastomosiswasperformed.With
anevendistributionbetweencohorts(41and44,respectively),therewas
nostatisticallysignificantdifferenceinthenumberandpercentof
patientsbeingstoma-freeatthelastfollow-up(98%and86%,P=0.06).
Failuretorestoreintestinalcontinuity(2%and5%,respectively)was
attributedtoanastomoticleakageandonedeathfromcardiovascular
causes.StomaswererecreatedinfourpatientsintheIRPgroupdueto
anastomoticleak(1),rectovaginalfistula(2),andstricture.Nostomas
werecreatedforpoorbowelfunction.
EffectofNeoadjuvantChemoradiation
Chemoradiationintheadjuvantorneoadjuvantsettinghasadramatic
effectontheoncologicalandfunctionaloutcomesinrelationto
intersphinctericproctectomy.Italsohasasignificanteffectonother
aspectsofapatient’slifeasrevealedinastudythatfoundwomenwho
underwentradiotherapyinadditiontoIRPhadafivefoldincreasein
dyspareunia.
Ameta-analysisrevealedalocalrecurrencein51of538patients(9.5%)
followinganIRP.EarlyresultsrevealedasignificantlyhigherrateofLR
recurrencefollowingISRwithout(46.5%)comparedwith(14.2%)
adjuvantchemoradiotherapy.Inagroupof39patientswhoalso
underwentlong-courseneoadjuvantradiotherapy,afollow-uprevealed
localrecurrenceonlyinthreepatients(8%),allofwhomhadlymphnode

positivedisease.Otherreportsofresultsfollowingneoadjuvanttherapy
havenotbeenasimpressivewithRouanetreportingalocalrecurrence
rateof13%inasimilarcohortwhereasanotherstudyreporteda
surprisinglyhighrecurrencerateof21%.Althoughtherehavebeensome
reportsofanastomoticfistulasandpelvichematomasinthesepatients,
noclearpatternofhighratesofanastomoticcomplicationsisevident
fromanalyzingstudieswithhighproportionsofpatientsreceivinga
neoadjuvanttherapy.Indeed,themostrecentstudyevaluatingLR
recurrenceanddisease-specificsurvivaldemonstratedfavorablerates
despiteneoadjuvantchemoradiationtherapyandhavebeendescribed
hereinbefore.
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StudiesofGIfunctioninpatientsfollowinganeoadjuvanttherapynote
adecreaseinrestingandsqueezepressuresaswellasmaximumtolerable
volumefollowingIRP.Multivariateanalysisrevealedonlymaximum
tolerablevolumetobecorrelatingwiththeWexner/FecalIncontinence
Scores.Thischangewasdecreasedwithapouchanastomosis.
Interestingly,neorectalsensitivitywasincreasedwithcoloplasty.
Whenexaminingfactorsthoughttohavecontributedtopoorbowel
function,preoperativeradiationtherapywasmostconsistentlyobserved
tobethesoleprognosticfactor.Age,gender,andtypeofreconstruction
techniquewerenotsignificant(Table20-7).
TABLE20-7
One-YearWexnerFecalIncontinenceScoreandKirwanClassMeasuresofFunction
Wexnerscore
Kirwanclassification
I—Perfect
II—Incontinence
toflatus
III—Occ.minor
soiling
IV—Freq.major
soiling
Ito,2009 10 18(25) 8(11) 27(37)
Han,2009 15(43) 10(29) 6(17)

CONCLUSIONS
IRP,beitsubtotalortotal,appearstobeaviablealternativetoabdominal
perinealresectionintermsofoncologicoutcomeswhilemaximizingthe
qualityoflifeincarefullyselectedcohortsofpatientswithmalignant
disease.Indeed,inproperlyselectedandmotivatedpatientsableto
undergoIRP,excellentandequivalentrecurrence-freesurvivaland
disease-specificsurvivalsimilartothoseundergoingLARwithstapled
anastomosishavebeenreported.Theseoncologicaloutcomesare
significantlyimprovedcomparedwiththoserequiringAPR.While
avoidingastomaandmaintainingintestinalcontinuitywithsphincter
preservationisaprincipleconcern,patientsshouldbecounseledastothe
expectedfunctionaloutcomeandtherealriskofincontinencefollowing
anIRP.Thisisparticularlythecaseifneoadjuvanttherapyisutilizedfor
malignantdisease.Theuseofchemoradiationtherapycanofferbenefits
intermsofoncologicresultwithdecreasedLRrecurrence,improvements
inresectability,andsphincterpreservation.However,thismaycomeat
thecostofworse,yetacceptable,functionaloutcomes.Inthesepatients,
eventhebestreportedresultsallowfor25%ofpatientswithoccasional
andmajorincontinence,thoughrarelyprogresstorequiringpermanent
stomas.Newtechniquesandinstrumentation,particularlycomputeraidedminimallyinvasivesurgery—orroboticsurgery,havefacilitated
moredistaldissectionintheintersphinctericspaceandmayallowfor
increasednumbersofdouble-stapledanastomoseswithimproved
functionaloutcomes.

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