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RESULTS

RatesofpainreliefandfissurehealingforclosedLISareequivalenttothe opentechnique,andrangefrom90%to100%.Fissurerecurrenceafter closedLISis<10%.Theseratesaresuperiortononoperativetreatmentas wellasbotulinumtoxininjectionandtheanalstretchtechnique,whichis referencedforhistoricalinterestonly.Long-termqualityoflifeand patientsatisfactionscoresremainveryhighafterclosedLIS.

CONCLUSIONS

ClosedLISisasafeandeffectivetreatmentforchronicanalfissures.Care shouldbetakentoavoidinjurytotheanodermandtothepractitioner. Severalvariationsintechniquecanbeusedwithequivalentoutcomes.
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PARTVII
PRESACRALTUMORS
Chapter23
TechnicalConsiderationsin theSurgicalManagementof PresacralTumors
SkandanShanmuganandNajjiaN.
Mahmoud

INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS

Betweenoneandsixpatientsayeararediagnosedwithtumorsthat occupythepresacralorrectrorectalspace.Olderretrospectivereports documentanincidenceaslowas1in40,000hospitaladmissions,with themajorityofcasespresentingatmetropolitan,tertiarycarecenters. Theseraretumorsaremostlybenigncystsbutcanalsobecomplex malignant,heterogeneouslesions.Presacraltumorsareindolentanddo notusuallyproduceanysignificantsignsorsymptomsuntiltheyarelarge enoughtoinvadethesurroundingpelvicstructuresandaretherefore foundtobesubstantiallylargeinsizeatthetimeoftheirdelayed diagnosis.Presacraltumorsareclassifiedintocategoriesthattendto reflectthehistologicallyheterogeneousnatureofthepresacralspace itself,whichconsistofvariousembryologicalremnants(Table23-1).They canbecategorizedascongenital,neurogenic,osseous,ormiscellaneous tumors,accordingtothemostfrequentlyusedclassificationschemeby UhligandJohnson.Thesemassesmaybecysticorsolid,withthelatter havingapredilectionformalignancyandthepediatricpopulation. Undoubtedly,themostchallengingissueforsurgeonsisthelocationof thesetumors.Thesmall,confinedspacedefinedbytheframeworkofthe lowerbonypelvishousesnerves,vessels,muscles,genitourinary,and gastrointestinalorganswithinmillimetersofoneanother.Aninvasive massinthisarearepresentsspecialtechnicalchallengesandalmost
alwaysportendsthelossoffunctionandform,eitherfromsurgeryorthe tumoritself.Clearly,theseraretumorsrequirecarefulpreoperative planningforbestshort-andlong-termoutcomes.Furthermore,recent advancesinimagingmodalities,tumorbiology,andadjuvanttherapy haveledtoanimprovedmultidisciplinaryapproachtomanagingthese tumors.Thischapterservestocategorizethesetumors,discusses preoperativeplanning,andofferstechnicalapproachesandinsightsinto surgicalresectionandreconstruction.
TABLE23-1
ClassificationofRetrorectalMasses
Congenital Inflammatory Neurogenic Osseous
Developmental cysts
Inflammatory
boweldisease
Neurofibroma Osteoma
Epidermoid cyst
Perirectalabscess
(cryptoglandular)
Neurolemmoma Osteogenicsarcoma
Dermoid cyst
Pelvirectalabscess
(descending,e.g.,
diverticulitis)
Ependymoma Sacralbonecyst
Tailgutcyst
Tuberculosis/Pott’s
disease
Ganglioneuroma Ewing’stumor
Teratoma Chordoma
Neurofibrosarcoma Giantcelltumor
Chondromyxosarcoma
Anterior meningocele Rectal duplication
Adrenalrest tumors
ModifiedwithpermissionfromUhligBE,JohnsonRL.Presacraltumorsandcystsinadults.DisColon Rectum1975;18:581.

ANATOMY

Thepelvisisdefinedbytheconfinesofitsbonystructures—thesacrum posteriorly,pubicboneanteriorly,andthesacralramilaterally(Fig.23-
1).Itisinvestedbytheendopelvicfasciaorpresacralfascia,whichresides
anteriortothesacrum.Alongthepresacralfasciarunthehypogastric nerves,whichbranchlaterallyandanteriorlytocoalescewiththeir parasympatheticcounterpartstoformthesacralplexus.Laterally,the internalandexternaliliacvesselsandtheuretersrunalongthe retroperitoneumanteriortotheiliopsoasmuscle.Presacralmassesmay residebetweenthefasciapropriaoftheposteriorrectumandthe presacralfascia.Thespaceisactuallyapotentialone,boundbythe rectum(andmesorectum)anteriorly,thepresacralfasciaposteriorly,and thelateralligamentslaterally.TheinferiorborderisWaldeyer’sfascia (retrosacralfascia)overlyingtheperinealmuscles,andthesuperior borderistheperitonealreflection.Theretrorectalspacecontains pluripotentcellsfromthefusionoftheembryologicalhindgutandthe neuroectoderm,whichcontributestothecellularheterogeneityseenin presacraltumors.Inaddition,thesemassesmayalsoarisefromosseous elementslocatedposteriorly,suchasthesacrumorcoccyxbone.
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FIGURE23-1Boundariesofthepresacralspace.The
boundariesoftheretrorectalspacearethefasciapropriaof themesorectumanteriorly,thepresacralfasciaposteriorly, theperitonealreflectionsuperiorly,andWaldeyer’sfascia overlyingthelevatoranimusclesinferiorly.
(AdaptedfromNichollsJ,DoziosRR,eds.SurgeryoftheColon andRectum.Edinburgh:ChurchillLivingstone,1997.)
CongenitalLesions
Congenitallesionsarethemostcommonpresacraltumorsandaccount fortwothirdsofalltumorsinthepresacralspace.Theyarisefromthe remnantsofembryonictissuesandcanrepresentcysticlesionssuchas developmentalcystsoranteriormeningoceles.Solidcongenitallesions consistofteratomas,sacrococcygealchordomas,andadrenalresttumors. Inadults,cysticcongenitaltumorsaretypicallybenignandsolidonesare usuallymalignant.
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DevelopmentalCysts
Developmentalcystsconstitutetwothirdsofthecongenitalpresacral tumorsencounteredinclinicalpractice,arealmostalwaysbenign,and haveaprominentfemalepreponderanceofapproximately5:1inmost
series.Theycanarisefromanyembryoniccelllayer.Epidermoid, dermoid,orteratomatumorsarethethreemostcommonentities,and arecomprisedofone,two,andthreeembryologicallydistinctcelllayer origins,respectively(Fig.23-2).Tailgutcystsarealsoincludedinthe developmentalcystgroup,althoughtheyarequiterare,andarederived frommesodermaltissueoftheembryonicgastrointestinaltract.Theyare alsoconsideredtoberetrorectalcystichamartomasandresultfrom failureofregressionoftheembryonictail.Dermoidandepidermoidcysts oftencontaindermalelementsandarecommonlyfilledwithasebaceous­likematerialsecretedfromglandswithinthecystwall.Dermoidcystsare themostcommonlyencounteredretrorectalmassinclinicalpractice. Theyareoftendistallylocatedandeasilyaccessible,andexcisedwitha simpleposteriorjuxtasacralincision.Teratomasoftenfeaturemature embryologicelementscomprisedofallthreeembryoniclayers.Teeth, hair,sebaceousmaterial,andbonecanbefound.Theycanbeeither cysticorsolidorhaveelementsofbothandareoftennotedtobefirmly adherenttothecoccyxevenwhenbenign.Aswithovarianteratomas, approximately5–10%undergomalignantdegeneration.Electiveexcision isrecommendedforalldevelopmentalcysts,particularlywithteratomas, wheremalignantdegeneration,asmentioned,isapossibility.Otherwise, prognosisfollowingsuccessfulresectionoftheselesionsis100%.
FIGURE23-2Sagittalviewofdermoidcystonmagnetic
resonanceimaging.Presacraldermoidcystinayoungfemale.
(CourtesyofNajjiaN.Mahmoud,UniversityofPennsylvania.)
Chordomas
Chordomasarethemostcommonmalignantlesionsinthepresacral spaceandarisefromtheembryologicnotochord,with30–50%occurring inthesacrococcygealregion(Fig.23-3).Theseslow-growinginvasive tumorshavea2:1predilectionformalesduringtheagesof40–60. Patientspresentwithsymptomsimplyingneurologicinvolvement characterizedbypain,urinaryincontinenceorretention,andimpotency orerectiledysfunction.Lowerextremityparalysistendstobeuncommon unlessthetumorislocatedinthelumbarorthoracicvertebrae.Thirtyto fiftypercentofchordomasarelocatedinthesacrococcygealregion. Chordomasarequiteresistanttochemotherapyandinsensitivetopelvic radiation,thusradicalresectionrepresentstheonlyprocessforcure,but sometimesresultinginmotorandsensorydysfunction.Survivalrates afterchordomaresectionhavebeenrising.Inthe1970s,recurrencerates werereportedinexcessof90%andsurvivalwas<20%followinga diagnosis.Advancesinimaging,surgery,andreconstructionhavebeen creditedwithimprovingsurvivalfourfold.Evenso,recurrenceratesat5 yearsareashighas40–70%.Survivalafterlocalrecurrenceisrare.
FIGURE23-3Sagittalcomputedtomographic(CT)image
ofachordoma.SagittalreformattedCTimageshowsthemass arisingfromthesacrum,withlargepresacral(solidarrow)and smallerpostsacral(dottedarrow)soft-tissuecomponents.
(FarsadK,KattapuramSV,SacknoffR,OnoJ,NielsenGP.