transanal division of the anorectal junction followed by laparoscopic low anterior resection and coloanal pouch anastomosis: a technique facilitated by a balloon port
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Abstract
We performed a laparoscopic ultra low anterior resection in two patients with low rectal cancers (3 cm from dentate line). A transanal division and continuous suture closure of anorectal junction was performed first followed by laparoscopic low anterior resection. A handsewn anastomosis between colonic pouch/transverse coloplasty and anal canal was facilitated by use of a transanal balloon port.
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| Authors | ;Avanish P Saklani;Parin Shah;Nader Naguib;Nicola Tanner;Peter Mekhail;Ashraf G Masoud |
| Journal | it architect |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.4103/0972-9941.83515
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