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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
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- •Introduction
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- •Introduction
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- •Surgery

PARTI
RIGHTCOLON

Chapter1
OpenMedial-to-LateralRight
Colectomy
ValerieS.EmuakhagbonandJaimeE.
Sanchez
INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
Thereareseveralapproachesthatcanbeutilizedinperformingaright
colectomy,eitheropenorlaparoscopic,whichincludemedial-to-lateral
andlateral-tomedialdissections.Thischapterfocusesontheopen
medial-to-lateraltechnique.
Indicationsforrightcolectomyincludemalignancy,inflammatorybowel
disease,bleeding,obstruction,andischemia.Indicationsspecificfor
performingamedial-to-lateralmobilizationincludeappropriatebenign
lesionsthatareunabletoberemovedendoscopically,aswellaslocally
advancedmalignancywithinvasionintosurroundingstructures.The
medial-to-lateralapproachforarightcolectomyhasseveraladvantages,
includingearlyligationofthevascularpedicle,whichintheorycanallow
formoreaggressivemanipulationofthespecimen.Thismethodis
knownasthe“no-touch”technique.Thisconceptwasintroducedinthe
early20thcenturywherevigorousmanipulationofmalignanttumors
wasfoundtoresultinthedevelopmentofextensivelivermetastasesin
micemodels.Thetechniquewasthendescribedandfurtherpopularized
byTurnbullandBarneswhereinearlylymphovascularcontrolpriorto
tumormanipulationshowedanimprovementof5-yearsurvivalrates
whencomparedwithpatientsundergoingconventionalcolectomy.By
firstelevatingthemesentery,thisdissectionalsoallowsthesurgeonto
betterdefineretroperitonealstructuresthatmaybevitalincasesof
locallyadvancedcancer.

PREOPERATIVEPLANNING
Asinallcasesofcoloncancer,patientsshouldundergoapreoperative
stagingevaluation.Thisassessmentincludesacarcinoembryonicantigen
levelaswellascomputedtomographyscanofthechest,abdomen,and
pelvis,whichwillhelpdetermineifthereislocallyadvanceddisease,
invasionintosurroundingstructures,ordistantmetastasis.Ifneeded,a
magneticresonanceimagingormagneticresonanceangiogrammaybe
obtainedforfurtherevaluation.Also,appropriatemedicaloptimization
andcardiopulmonaryriskassessmentareessential.
Atourinstitution,mechanicalbowelpreparationisnotroutinely
performedforpatientsundergoingarightcolectomy.Thistopicremains
controversialbuthasnotbeenshowntodefinitivelychangesurgicalsite
infectionoranastomoticleakrates,basedonaCochranereviewby
Guenagaetal.,inpatientsundergoingsegmentalcolectomy.However,
manysurgeonsfeelthatamechanicalbowelpreparation,whichshould
includeoralantibiotics,willdecreasestoolburdenandpostoperative
morbidity.

SURGERY
Positioning
Thepatientshouldbeplacedinasupinepositionontheoperatingroom
table.Unlikelaparoscopy,thepatient’supperextremitiesmaybeleftout
onarmboardsinsteadofbeingtuckedtothesides.
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Technique
Abladdercathetershouldbeinsertedpriortopreppinganddrapingthe
patient.Aperiumbilicalmidlineincisionshouldbemade.Uponentrance
intotheperitonealcavity,aninspectionofallquadrantsshouldbe
performedandsolidorganssuchastheliverpalpated,payingclose
attentiontoevidenceofmetastases.Ifthereareanyconcernsfor
metastaticdisease,afrozenspecimenshouldbeobtainedifitwillchange
theindicationforoperation.
Thekeymaneuvertobeginningthisoperationisobtainingadequate
visualization.Thesmallbowelshouldberetractedtotheleftsideofthe
abdomen,allowingforclearexposureoftheterminalileumand
ascendingcolonmesentery.Aswell,theomentumandtransversecolon
shouldberetractedcephaladtotheupperabdomeninordertoprovide
full,unobstructedvisualization.
Themedial-to-lateraldissectionbeginswithidentificationoftheileocolic
vascularpedicle.Thismaneuvercanbeaccomplishedwithanteriorand
lateralretractionofthececum(Fig.1-1).Theileocolicarteryshouldbe
clearlyidentifiableasittentswithinthemesentery.Aperitonealopening
shouldbemadealongsidethevascularpedicle.Liftingthemesentery
andpedicletowardtheanteriorabdominalwallandgentlysweepingthe
retroperitoneumdownallowsfordevelopmentofanavascularplane
betweenthesetwostructures.Thisavasculardissectioniscontinued
laterallytowardtheabdominalwallbeneaththecolon.Caremustbe
takenduringthisportionofthedissection,toavoidinjurytothe
duodenum,whichshouldbesweptdownwiththeretroperitoneum(Fig.
1-2).Aftersufficientdissectiontothebulboftheduodenum,attentionis
turnedtocephaladdissectiontowardthehepaticflexure.Thedissection
continuesintheavascularplane,sweepingretroperitoneumdownuntil

wearelimitedinexposureduetoourintactvascularpedicle.Oncethis
limithasbeenreached,thevascularpedicleisskeletonizedandligated.
Inanefforttoperformanappropriateoncologicresectionwithcomplete
lymphadenectomyincasesofmalignancy,ahighligationoftheileocolic
artery,between1and2cmfromitsoriginatthesuperiormesenteric
artery,isperformed(Fig.1-3).Atourinstitution,thevascularpedicleis
generallyligatedwithabipolarelectrosurgicalenergydevice,butothers
mayoptforaclampandtietechniqueoruseofavascularstapler.
FIGURE1-1Retractionofthececumallowsfor
identificationoftheileocolicvascularpediclewithin
thecolonicmesentery(identifiedbyforceps).

FIGURE1-2Dissectionwithintheavascularplane
createsawindowbetweenthecolonicmesentery
(tentedattheileocolicarterybyforceps)andthe
underlyingretroperitonealstructuresincludingthe
duodenum(blackarrow).
FIGURE1-3Highligationoftheileocolicartery1–
2cmfromitsoriginatthesuperiormesentericartery
(SMA).
Aftervascularpedicleligation,thedissectioncontinuescephalad
towardthetransversecolonbytransectingthetransversemesocolon,
includingligationoftherightcolicarteryandrightbranchofthemiddle
colicartery.Atthispoint,attentionisfocusedoncompletingthemedial
dissection,bytransectingthemesenteryoftheterminalileumtothesite
wherethebowelistobedivided(Fig.1-4).Thisstepcompletesthe
medialdissection.

FIGURE1-4Completedmedialdissectionwith
ligatedvascularpedicleandmesentery.
Entranceintothelessersacbeginsthelateraldissection.After
entranceintothelessersacandwithcaudalandmedialretractionofthe
transversecolon,oneshouldbeabletoeasilyligatethegastrocolicand
hepatocolicligamentsasthemobilizationcontinueslaterally.Ligationof
theseattachmentsshouldallowforcompletemobilizationofthehepatic
flexure(Fig.1-5).Withcontinuedmedializationofthehepaticflexure
andascendingcolon,thewhitelineofToldtandlateralwallattachments
areincised(Fig.1-6).Onemustensurethatasthecolonismedially
retractedandthatthekidneyandureterremaindownwithinthe
retroperitoneum.Theureterisnotroutinelyidentifiedduringright
colectomyifthedissectionproceedswithintheavascularplanedescribed
earlier.

FIGURE1-5Mobilizationofthehepaticflexureby
transectionofhepatocolicligaments(rightkidney
identifiedbygrayarrow;duodenumidentifiedby
blackarrow;liveridentifiedbywhitearrow).
FIGURE1-6Transectionofremaininglateral
peritonealattachmentsatthewhitelineofToldt.
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Incasesoflocallyinvasivedisease,surroundingstructuresshouldbe
resectedenblocwiththecolon.Totheextentpossible,oneshouldhave

thisinformationbasedonpreoperativeimaginganddiscusswith
consultants,suchasvascularsurgeryorurology,ifnecessary.
Oncethecolonhasbeenfullymobilized,theterminalileumand
transversecolonshouldbetransectedusingabowelstaplertoavoid
contaminationoftheperitonealcavity.Anileocolicanastomosisis
createdbasedonsurgeonpreference.Althoughwepreferastapled
anastomosis,bothhand-sewnandstapledtechniquesprovideequivalent
patientoutcomes.
Forastapledanastomosis,theantimesentericcornersofthestapled
linesforbothileumandcolonareremoved.Eachlimbofa
gastrointestinalstaplerisinsertedintothelumensandfiredtocreatea
side-to-sideileocolicanastomosis.Theresultingcommonenterotomyis
thenclosedwithuseofanotherstapleload.However,itcanalsobe
closedusingahand-sewntechnique.
Theanastomosisshouldbeinspectedforcompleteness,patency,and
hemostasis.Oncesatisfied,anyavailableomentummaybeusedtocover
theanastomosisandattentionshouldbeturnedtoclosureofthe
peritonealcavity,basedonsurgeonpreference.

POSTOPERATIVEMANAGEMENT
Postoperatively,patientsfollowanenhancedgastrointestinalrecovery
protocol.Onthenightofsurgery,patientsareassistedoutofbed,
allowedaclearliquiddiet,andstronglyencouragedtoambulate.
Nasogastrictubesarenotroutinelyused.Theamountofnarcoticpain
medicationsislimitedinthepostoperativeperiodinaneffortto
decreasepostoperativeileusandlengthofstay.Paincontrolcanbe
achievedwithmultipleadjuncts,suchastheuseofanepidural,longactinglocalanesthetics,aswellasnon-narcoticmedications.
Workingtogetherwiththeanesthesiateam,welimitpre-and
intraoperativefluidsbyusingagoal-directedapproachwithatarget
urineoutputofabout0.3–0.5ml/kg/hrasageneralrule.Postoperative
fluidadministrationislimitedthroughouttheperioperativeperiod.
AccordingtoNoblettetal.,theuseofprotocol-basedintraoperativefluid
administrationwasshowntoleadtoshorterhospitalstaysanddecreased
morbidityinpatientsundergoingelectivecolorectalresection.
Thebladdercatheterisremovedonthefirstpostoperativedayand
prophylacticperioperativeantibioticsarediscontinuedwithinthefirst
24hoursaftersurgery,asperprevioussurgicalcareimprovement
project(SCIP)guidelines.Forthisreason,weroutinelyuseertapenemas
ourantibioticofchoiceasitprovides24-hourcoveragewithasingle
dose.
Patientsareofferedaregulardietonthemorningaftertheoperation
aslongastheytoleratewithoutnauseaoremesis.Hospitaldischarge
occurswhenthepatientistoleratingoraldiet,painisadequately
controlled,andthepatientisambulatingwithoutmajordifficulty.
Dischargeisnotconditionaluponhavingbowelfunctionifthepatient’s
postoperativerecoveryisotherwisesatisfactory.
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