Titlebook: Manual of Lower Gastrointestinal Surgery; Claude E. Welch,Leslie W. Ottinger,John P. Welch Book 1980 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980 Di

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General Principles of Surgery of the Colorectum,ing, tenesmus, anemia, fever, abdominal pain, distention, and even extra-abdominal symptoms that may accompany ulcerative colitis. Rectal disease, in addition, may be accompanied by local pain, irritation, protrusion, and itching. It is important to note, however, that serious colonic disease may ex

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Cancer of the Colon,is is not entirely certain at the time that surgery is performed, brief comments will also be made about some other indications for these standard operations. A detailed review of all aspects of colorectal cancer can be obtained from other reports and reviews..

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Polypoid Lesions of the Rectum,lous adenomas, polypoid carcinomas, and a variety of other small polypoid lesions such as hyperplastic polyps, inflammatory polyps, sessile mamillations, and mucosal excrescences. The very small lesions of less than 0.5 cm are essentially of no practical importance, but the larger polypoid lesions p

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Sphincter-Saving Operations,to excise the entire rectum and anal sphincters and anastomose the colon or the ileum to the anal verge. This is the principle of Swenson’s operation for Hirschsprung’s disease.. It is possible to leave the external and internal sphincters, remove the rectal mucosa, and bring the upper sigmoid or il

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Diverticular Disease,s become exceedingly common and has created very difficult problems in the management of colonic disease. The term includes the disease of diverticulosis, which is rarely symptomatic except for the occasional occurrence of massive hemorrhage, and diverticulitis, which is associated with all of the s

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,Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease,ation between the two is possible in approximately three-quarters of the cases. In the others the differentiation may be very difficult or impossible. The diagnostic criteria have been considered by Schachter et al..

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