Colorectal Surgery: (Companion to Specialist Surgical Practice), 7th Edition – E-Book PDF<\/p>\n
Contents
\n1. Lower gastrointestinal endoscopy
\nIntroduction
\nIndications and contraindications
\nChecklist
\nSedation
\nInsertion technique
\nWithdrawal and examination technique<\/p>\n
New techniques in endoscopic mucosal visualisation
\nQuality assurance
\nSustainable endoscopy
\nEndoscopy training
\nEndoscopic therapy
\nCompeting technologies
\nConclusions
\n2. Colorectal cancer
\nIntroduction
\nNatural history
\nAetiology
\nPresentation
\nInvestigation
\nScreening
\nSurveillance after adenoma detection
\nThe suspicious or malignant polyp
\nSurgery
\nAdjuvant therapy
\nManagement of advanced disease
\nMulti-disciplinary team<\/p>\n
Pathological staging
\nSummary recommendations for best practice
\n3. Colorectal cancer and genetics
\nIntroduction
\nAssessment of risk
\nManagement
\nLynch syndrome
\nFamilial adenomatous polyposis
\nMYH-associated polyposis
\nPeutz\u2013Jeghers syndrome
\nJuvenile polyposis
\nSerrated polyposis syndrome
\nOther inherited colorectal cancer syndromes
\nMolecular pathways of colorectal cancer development
\nSummary
\n4. Surgery for colon cancer
\nIntroduction
\nPeri-operative risk mitigation for elective surgery
\nSurgery for colon cancer
\nComplications of surgery for colonic cancer<\/p>\n
Emergency management
\nEmerging technologies
\nFuture developments
\n5. Surgery for rectal cancer
\nIntroduction
\nObjectives of surgery
\nMulti-disciplinary meeting
\nCircumferential resection margin and local recurrence
\nNeoadjuvant therapy
\nPatient optimisation and prehabilitation
\nExtent of excision \u2013 total mesorectal excision versus
\nmesorectal transection, level of vascular ligation and
\npelvic lymphadenectomy
\nSurgical approach for rectal cancer resection
\nDistal clearance and coloanal anastomoses
\nReconstruction (colonic pouch, end-to-side or end-to-
\nend anastomosis)
\nDefunctioning stoma
\nAbdominoperineal excision
\nBeyond total mesorectal excision surgery
\nNon-radical resection of rectal cancer<\/p>\n
Complications of rectal cancer surgery
\nQuality of life
\nFollow-up
\nThe future
\n6. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for colorectal cancer
\nIntroduction
\nAdjuvant chemotherapy for colon cancer
\nNeoadjuvant chemotherapy in colon cancer
\nAdjuvant chemotherapy in rectal cancer
\nPrinciples of systemic anti-cancer therapy in advanced
\nor metastatic disease
\nRadiotherapy
\nNeoadjuvant chemotherapy and total neoadjuvant
\ntherapy
\nFuture directions
\n7. Advanced and recurrent colorectal cancer
\nIntroduction
\nIncidence
\nDiagnosis and staging of advanced and recurrent
\ncolorectal cancer
\nThe advanced colorectal cancer multi-disciplinary team<\/p>\n
Locally advanced primary and recurrent rectal cancer
\nColorectal peritoneal metastases
\nCytoreductive surgery with hyperthermic intra-
\nperitoneal chemotherapy
\nColorectal liver metastases
\n8. Anal neoplasia
\nIntroduction
\nAnatomy
\nHuman papillomavirus
\nWarts (Condyloma acuminata)
\nAnal intra-epithelial neoplasia
\nAnal cancer
\nFuture directions
\n9. Diverticular disease
\nHistorical perspectives
\nTerminology
\nAnatomical and physiological perspectives
\nIncidence and geographical differences
\nAetiology and pathogenesis
\nDiverticulitis<\/p>\n
Segmental colitis associated diverticulosis
\nDiagnosis and imaging
\nTreatment
\nEmergency surgery
\nElective resection \u2013 facts, fiction and functional
\noutcome
\nDiverticular haemorrhage
\n10. Ulcerative colitis
\nIntroduction
\nEpidemiology
\nAetiopathogenesis
\nClinical presentation
\nDiagnosis and evaluation
\nColorectal cancer and surveillance
\nSeverity assessment
\nExtra-intestinal manifestations
\nMedical management
\nSurgical management
\n11. Crohn\u2019s disease
\nIntroduction<\/p>\n
Epidemiology
\nAetiology
\nPathogenesis
\nPathology
\nMacroscopic appearance
\nMicroscopy
\nDifferentiating Crohn\u2019s colitis from ulcerative colitis
\nClinical
\nSystemic symptoms
\nGastrointestinal symptoms
\nPerianal disease
\nGastrointestinal complications
\nInvestigations
\nRadiology
\nDisease activity assessment and quality of life
\nDifferential diagnosis
\nMedical treatment
\nInduction of remission
\nAdditional treatments
\nMaintenance therapy<\/p>\n
Multi-disciplinary care
\nOverall management strategies in Crohn\u2019s disease
\nPost-operative prophylaxis
\nOther drugs
\nSurgery
\nPre-operative optimisation
\nIntra-operative considerations
\nSite specific considerations
\nSmall bowel and ileocaecal disease
\nSurgery for colonic and rectal Crohn\u2019s disease
\nPerianal disease
\n12. Intestinal failure
\nIntroduction
\nEpidemiology
\nCauses
\nPathophysiology
\nIntestinal failure: criteria for referral
\nManagement of intestinal failure and surgical
\ncatastrophe
\nPrehabilitation<\/p>\n
Supporting organisations
\nSummary
\n13. Faecal incontinence
\nIntroduction
\nAnatomy and physiology of the anal canal
\nRectoanal inhibitory reflex
\nAetiology of faecal incontinence
\nPresentation
\nManagement of faecal incontinence in adults
\nConclusion
\nRecommended videos
\n14. Pelvic floor surgery for the colorectal surgeon
\nIntroduction
\nAssessment
\nSymptom assessment
\nExamination
\nPreliminary investigation
\nColonic transit studies
\nAnorectal physiology
\nAnal endosonography\/endorectal ultrasound<\/p>\n
Integrated total pelvic floor ultrasound
\nTransperineal ultrasound (Fig. 14.1)
\nTransvaginal ultrasound
\nProctography \u2013 defecography\/evacuation proctography
\nDefaecation magnetic resonance imaging
\nMucosal prolapse
\nFull-thickness rectal prolapse
\nRectal prolapse surgery
\nPerineal approaches
\nAbdominal approaches
\nLaparoscopic approaches
\nMulti-compartmental prolapse
\nRecurrent rectal prolapse
\nRectocele
\nRectal intussusception
\nEnterocoele
\nSolitary rectal ulcer syndrome
\nConservative treatment
\nSurgical approaches
\nHitching procedures for the rectum (rectal suspension)<\/p>\n
Rectal wall excisional procedures (rectal excision)
\nRectovaginal reinforcement procedures
\nSacral nerve stimulation
\nMesh and pelvic floor surgery
\nFuture developments
\n15. Functional problems and their medical management
\nIntroduction
\nIrritable bowel syndrome
\nFunctional constipation
\nIdiopathic megarectum and megacolon
\n16. Anal fistula
\nIntroduction
\nAetiology
\nManagement of acute sepsis
\nClassification of anal fistula
\nAssessment
\nPrinciples of fistula surgery
\nThe loose seton
\nSphincter dividing operations
\nSphincter preserving procedures<\/p>\n
Newer techniques
\nManagement of the recurrent fistula
\n17. Minor anorectal conditions
\nHaemorrhoids
\nAnal fissure
\nPruritus ani
\nPilonidal sinus
\nAnal stenosis
\nSexually transmitted infections<\/p>\n
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Authors: Sue Clark, Philip Tozer
\nPublication: Elsevier (20 Oct. 2023)
\nYear: 2023
\nISBN: 9780702085017, 9780702085024
\nFormat: EPUB + Converted PDF
\nLanguage: English<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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