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The results of reconstructive-restoration operations, performed after obstructive resection of large bowel for colorectal cancer, were analyzed. The postoperative complications rate have constituted 11.7%. The most frequent cause of morbidity, 3.9%, was partial insufficiency of sutures of interintestinal anastomosis, formatted in the end to end fashion. Lethality have constituted 1.1%.
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