Colorectal cancer is the most common cancer in China, and early treatment is mainly based on surgery; however, postoperative leakage of colorectal cancer is the most feared. probability of leakage.
An 86-year-old woman suffered from colorectal cancer. The lesion occurred in the sigmoid colon near the anus. During surgical treatment, the fluoroscopic imaging-assisted system found that the vascular perfusion volume originally intended to cut off the tumor distal to the intestine was insufficient. Okay, so the doctor decided to cut off an extra section of the intestines, and then do the anastomosis until the blood perfusion was good, successfully avoiding the incomplete healing of the intestinal wall at the anastomosis and leakage.
Lin Weiting, the chief physician of rectal surgery at Chengda Hospital, pointed out that the first to third stage of colorectal cancer are all given priority to surgical treatment, but
Lin Weiting explained that judging whether the intestinal vascular perfusion flow is good can more accurately grasp the degree of intestinal perfusion
Colorectal cancer ranks first in the incidence of cancer among Chinese people for 12 years. Lin Weiting said that once symptoms such as suspected bloody stools, tenesmus, or changes in bowel habits, it should be recommended to consult the colorectal surgery clinic.
◎ Image source/Provided by Chengda Hospital‧Dazhi Image/shutterstock
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