[The operative stages for the reconstruction of perineal stoma continence. Our technique]
1U.O. di Chirurgia Generale, Regione Toscana, USL 14, Cecina, Livorno.
Minerva Chirurgica
|June 30, 1993
Abstract:
The authors outline the stages of abdominoperineal surgery due to rectal cancer to achieve the reconstruction of perineal-stomic continence. The operation is simple to perform, without particular vascular risks and sepsis; it does not necessitate temporary abdominal colostomy and, lastly, does not oblige postoperative stomic functional rehabilitation.
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