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- •Dedication
- •Contributors
- •Foreword
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Technique
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Conclusions
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications
- •Contraindications
- •Results
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Acknowledgments
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Conclusions
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Anatomy
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Indications/Contraindications
- •Surgery
- •Complications
- •Results
- •Conclusions
- •Introduction
- •Indications/Contraindications

RESULTS
RatesofpainreliefandfissurehealingforclosedLISareequivalenttothe
opentechnique,andrangefrom90%to100%.Fissurerecurrenceafter
closedLISis<10%.Theseratesaresuperiortononoperativetreatmentas
wellasbotulinumtoxininjectionandtheanalstretchtechnique,whichis
referencedforhistoricalinterestonly.Long-termqualityoflifeand
patientsatisfactionscoresremainveryhighafterclosedLIS.

CONCLUSIONS
ClosedLISisasafeandeffectivetreatmentforchronicanalfissures.Care
shouldbetakentoavoidinjurytotheanodermandtothepractitioner.
Severalvariationsintechniquecanbeusedwithequivalentoutcomes.

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PARTVII
PRESACRALTUMORS

Chapter23
TechnicalConsiderationsin
theSurgicalManagementof
PresacralTumors
SkandanShanmuganandNajjiaN.
Mahmoud
INDICATIONS/CONTRAINDICATIONS
Betweenoneandsixpatientsayeararediagnosedwithtumorsthat
occupythepresacralorrectrorectalspace.Olderretrospectivereports
documentanincidenceaslowas1in40,000hospitaladmissions,with
themajorityofcasespresentingatmetropolitan,tertiarycarecenters.
Theseraretumorsaremostlybenigncystsbutcanalsobecomplex
malignant,heterogeneouslesions.Presacraltumorsareindolentanddo
notusuallyproduceanysignificantsignsorsymptomsuntiltheyarelarge
enoughtoinvadethesurroundingpelvicstructuresandaretherefore
foundtobesubstantiallylargeinsizeatthetimeoftheirdelayed
diagnosis.Presacraltumorsareclassifiedintocategoriesthattendto
reflectthehistologicallyheterogeneousnatureofthepresacralspace
itself,whichconsistofvariousembryologicalremnants(Table23-1).They
canbecategorizedascongenital,neurogenic,osseous,ormiscellaneous
tumors,accordingtothemostfrequentlyusedclassificationschemeby
UhligandJohnson.Thesemassesmaybecysticorsolid,withthelatter
havingapredilectionformalignancyandthepediatricpopulation.
Undoubtedly,themostchallengingissueforsurgeonsisthelocationof
thesetumors.Thesmall,confinedspacedefinedbytheframeworkofthe
lowerbonypelvishousesnerves,vessels,muscles,genitourinary,and
gastrointestinalorganswithinmillimetersofoneanother.Aninvasive
massinthisarearepresentsspecialtechnicalchallengesandalmost

alwaysportendsthelossoffunctionandform,eitherfromsurgeryorthe
tumoritself.Clearly,theseraretumorsrequirecarefulpreoperative
planningforbestshort-andlong-termoutcomes.Furthermore,recent
advancesinimagingmodalities,tumorbiology,andadjuvanttherapy
haveledtoanimprovedmultidisciplinaryapproachtomanagingthese
tumors.Thischapterservestocategorizethesetumors,discusses
preoperativeplanning,andofferstechnicalapproachesandinsightsinto
surgicalresectionandreconstruction.
TABLE23-1
ClassificationofRetrorectalMasses
Congenital Inflammatory Neurogenic Osseous
Developmental
cysts
Inflammatory
boweldisease
Neurofibroma Osteoma
Epidermoid
cyst
Perirectalabscess
(cryptoglandular)
Neurolemmoma Osteogenicsarcoma
Dermoid
cyst
Pelvirectalabscess
(descending,e.g.,
diverticulitis)
Ependymoma Sacralbonecyst
Tailgutcyst
Tuberculosis/Pott’s
disease
Ganglioneuroma Ewing’stumor
Teratoma
Chordoma
Neurofibrosarcoma Giantcelltumor
Chondromyxosarcoma
Anterior
meningocele
Rectal
duplication
Adrenalrest
tumors
ModifiedwithpermissionfromUhligBE,JohnsonRL.Presacraltumorsandcystsinadults.DisColon
Rectum1975;18:581.

ANATOMY
Thepelvisisdefinedbytheconfinesofitsbonystructures—thesacrum
posteriorly,pubicboneanteriorly,andthesacralramilaterally(Fig.23-
1).Itisinvestedbytheendopelvicfasciaorpresacralfascia,whichresides
anteriortothesacrum.Alongthepresacralfasciarunthehypogastric
nerves,whichbranchlaterallyandanteriorlytocoalescewiththeir
parasympatheticcounterpartstoformthesacralplexus.Laterally,the
internalandexternaliliacvesselsandtheuretersrunalongthe
retroperitoneumanteriortotheiliopsoasmuscle.Presacralmassesmay
residebetweenthefasciapropriaoftheposteriorrectumandthe
presacralfascia.Thespaceisactuallyapotentialone,boundbythe
rectum(andmesorectum)anteriorly,thepresacralfasciaposteriorly,and
thelateralligamentslaterally.TheinferiorborderisWaldeyer’sfascia
(retrosacralfascia)overlyingtheperinealmuscles,andthesuperior
borderistheperitonealreflection.Theretrorectalspacecontains
pluripotentcellsfromthefusionoftheembryologicalhindgutandthe
neuroectoderm,whichcontributestothecellularheterogeneityseenin
presacraltumors.Inaddition,thesemassesmayalsoarisefromosseous
elementslocatedposteriorly,suchasthesacrumorcoccyxbone.
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p.172

FIGURE23-1Boundariesofthepresacralspace.The
boundariesoftheretrorectalspacearethefasciapropriaof
themesorectumanteriorly,thepresacralfasciaposteriorly,
theperitonealreflectionsuperiorly,andWaldeyer’sfascia
overlyingthelevatoranimusclesinferiorly.
(AdaptedfromNichollsJ,DoziosRR,eds.SurgeryoftheColon
andRectum.Edinburgh:ChurchillLivingstone,1997.)
CongenitalLesions
Congenitallesionsarethemostcommonpresacraltumorsandaccount
fortwothirdsofalltumorsinthepresacralspace.Theyarisefromthe
remnantsofembryonictissuesandcanrepresentcysticlesionssuchas
developmentalcystsoranteriormeningoceles.Solidcongenitallesions
consistofteratomas,sacrococcygealchordomas,andadrenalresttumors.
Inadults,cysticcongenitaltumorsaretypicallybenignandsolidonesare
usuallymalignant.
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p.173
DevelopmentalCysts
Developmentalcystsconstitutetwothirdsofthecongenitalpresacral
tumorsencounteredinclinicalpractice,arealmostalwaysbenign,and
haveaprominentfemalepreponderanceofapproximately5:1inmost

series.Theycanarisefromanyembryoniccelllayer.Epidermoid,
dermoid,orteratomatumorsarethethreemostcommonentities,and
arecomprisedofone,two,andthreeembryologicallydistinctcelllayer
origins,respectively(Fig.23-2).Tailgutcystsarealsoincludedinthe
developmentalcystgroup,althoughtheyarequiterare,andarederived
frommesodermaltissueoftheembryonicgastrointestinaltract.Theyare
alsoconsideredtoberetrorectalcystichamartomasandresultfrom
failureofregressionoftheembryonictail.Dermoidandepidermoidcysts
oftencontaindermalelementsandarecommonlyfilledwithasebaceouslikematerialsecretedfromglandswithinthecystwall.Dermoidcystsare
themostcommonlyencounteredretrorectalmassinclinicalpractice.
Theyareoftendistallylocatedandeasilyaccessible,andexcisedwitha
simpleposteriorjuxtasacralincision.Teratomasoftenfeaturemature
embryologicelementscomprisedofallthreeembryoniclayers.Teeth,
hair,sebaceousmaterial,andbonecanbefound.Theycanbeeither
cysticorsolidorhaveelementsofbothandareoftennotedtobefirmly
adherenttothecoccyxevenwhenbenign.Aswithovarianteratomas,
approximately5–10%undergomalignantdegeneration.Electiveexcision
isrecommendedforalldevelopmentalcysts,particularlywithteratomas,
wheremalignantdegeneration,asmentioned,isapossibility.Otherwise,
prognosisfollowingsuccessfulresectionoftheselesionsis100%.
FIGURE23-2Sagittalviewofdermoidcystonmagnetic
resonanceimaging.Presacraldermoidcystinayoungfemale.

(CourtesyofNajjiaN.Mahmoud,UniversityofPennsylvania.)
Chordomas
Chordomasarethemostcommonmalignantlesionsinthepresacral
spaceandarisefromtheembryologicnotochord,with30–50%occurring
inthesacrococcygealregion(Fig.23-3).Theseslow-growinginvasive
tumorshavea2:1predilectionformalesduringtheagesof40–60.
Patientspresentwithsymptomsimplyingneurologicinvolvement
characterizedbypain,urinaryincontinenceorretention,andimpotency
orerectiledysfunction.Lowerextremityparalysistendstobeuncommon
unlessthetumorislocatedinthelumbarorthoracicvertebrae.Thirtyto
fiftypercentofchordomasarelocatedinthesacrococcygealregion.
Chordomasarequiteresistanttochemotherapyandinsensitivetopelvic
radiation,thusradicalresectionrepresentstheonlyprocessforcure,but
sometimesresultinginmotorandsensorydysfunction.Survivalrates
afterchordomaresectionhavebeenrising.Inthe1970s,recurrencerates
werereportedinexcessof90%andsurvivalwas<20%followinga
diagnosis.Advancesinimaging,surgery,andreconstructionhavebeen
creditedwithimprovingsurvivalfourfold.Evenso,recurrenceratesat5
yearsareashighas40–70%.Survivalafterlocalrecurrenceisrare.
FIGURE23-3Sagittalcomputedtomographic(CT)image
ofachordoma.SagittalreformattedCTimageshowsthemass
arisingfromthesacrum,withlargepresacral(solidarrow)and
smallerpostsacral(dottedarrow)soft-tissuecomponents.
(FarsadK,KattapuramSV,SacknoffR,OnoJ,NielsenGP.
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