Journal of gastrointestinal surgery : official journal of the Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract · 2013
Colorectal emergencies: review and controversies in the management of large bowel obstruction.
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Yeo Heather L, Lee Sang W
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Traditionally, large bowel obstruction (LBO) has been managed as an operative emergency. Its causes and treatments are an important part of general surgical and colon and rectal surgery practices.
DISCUSSION: While management has traditionally been emergent laparotomy with resection or removal of underlying pathology, newer methodologies and treatments over the last decade have required treating physicians to consider a number of other options, including nonoperative options such as stenting, when treating these patients.
CONCLUSION: Given these changes, treating a patient with LBO requires a thoughtful assessment and comprehensive understanding of underlying pathology, assessment of the patient's comorbidities and up-to-date knowledge of modern options for treatment.
DISCUSSION: While management has traditionally been emergent laparotomy with resection or removal of underlying pathology, newer methodologies and treatments over the last decade have required treating physicians to consider a number of other options, including nonoperative options such as stenting, when treating these patients.
CONCLUSION: Given these changes, treating a patient with LBO requires a thoughtful assessment and comprehensive understanding of underlying pathology, assessment of the patient's comorbidities and up-to-date knowledge of modern options for treatment.