Илья Пигович » 03 окт 2012, 08:27
Вот нашел:
It is current practice to remove cancers of the terminal pelvic colon pelvis by way of a very
major operation, namely an abdominal-perineal resection of the rectum. For two patients
with colostomies following obstruction, I decided, upon reflection, to confine my excision to
the segment of colon, with its accompanying ganglionic territory, proximal to the anus and
rectum. Then I closed the superior part of the rectum and left it in the peritoneum without
disturbing the perineal floor.
The practicalities of the operation itself in the two cases were as straightforward as removing
a non-inflamed appendix. Leaving a rectal dead end did not present any inconveniences, and
my patients are still very well, now 9 and 10 months post-operation respectively.