LATERAL LYMPH NODE DISSECTION FOR LOW RECTAL CANCER. WAYS TO PREVENT INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2414-4533.2016.2.6408Abstract
The bleeding arising during the execution of the lateral lymph node dissection in patients with low rectal cancer, may become
dangerous complication intraoperative because extramesorectal lateral plot of metastasis have extremely massive and expressed
arterial grid. One of the ways to prevent intraoperative arterial bleeding is a detailed study anatomy features angioarchitectonics
lateral area extramesorectal metastasis individually for each patient. Percutaneous transfemoral selective angiography of blood
vessels of the pelvis, computer tomography of the pelvis with intravenous contrast in the preoperative period in patients with
rectal cancer who planned lateral extramesorectal lymph node dissection may be recommended for inclusion in the protocols of
preoperative examination of patients with low rectal cancer.
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