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Quality of Life and Survivorship in Extended Pelvic Resection for Advanced and Recurrent Malignancyvanced or recurrent malignancy. Despite the procedure‘s complexity and potential for postoperative challenges, studies consistently demonstrate improvements in pain management, mobility, and overall QoL post-surgery. Survivorship considerations encompass long-term oncological outcomes, surveillance

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Lynch Syndrome,al cancer. This chapter provides a concise summary of Lynch syndrome, highlighting its genetic basis, clinical manifestations, associated cancers, diagnostic criteria, and management strategies. Understanding Lynch syndrome is crucial for early detection, risk assessment, and appropriate cancer scre

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Empty Pelvis Syndrome Complication Management Following Pelvic Exenteration,ies including anal, rectal, cervical and endometrial cancer. 5-year survival rates following these procedures are in the region of 40% for all tumours, which compares with < 5% in locally advanced rectal cancer if managed non-operatively. Operative strategies often incorporate multiple pelvic compar

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Contemporary Management of the Open Abdomen,ter provides a concise overview of contemporary strategies for OA management, encompassing indications, techniques, and complications. Emphasis is placed on evolving approaches such as negative pressure wound therapy, dynamic closure systems, and progressive closure techniques. Additionally, the aut

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,Anastomotic Techniques for Crohn’s Surgery,e medical therapy. The surgical approach in Crohn’s disease should follow the principles of bowel sparing and minimal invasiveness. Optimal timing and indications for surgery should be defined in a multidisciplinary setting including at least a surgeon, a gastroenterologist, and a radiologist. The s

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,Restorative Proctocolectomy–Technical Challenges of the Ileal Pouch-Anal Procedure for Ulcerative Cwith ileal pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA) has been considered by most patients and surgeons to be the ideal surgical procedure for the majority of patients with chronic ulcerative colitis and familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP). The operation offers a good quality of life in many patients and, when