Andere kolorektale Erkrankungen

William H. ReMine, W. Spencer Payne, Jon A. van Heerden, Claude E. Welch, Leslie W. Ottinger, John P. Welch
In: Die Praxis der Chirurgie · 1987 · pp. 345–359 · doi:10.1007/978-3-642-69609-1_28 · W280666053
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Recent advances in colorectal diseases over five years primarily concern malignant tumors, with notable progress in radiotherapy methods, radiation injuries, and repeat surgeries, especially for liver metastases.

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This chapter reviews major advances over the prior five years in “other colorectal diseases,” focusing largely on malignant tumors, highlighting additional radiotherapeutic approaches, types of radiation injury to the gut, and an increasing number of second surgeries, especially for liver metastases. It does not present original study data or a defined patient cohort; instead, it is a high-level synthesis of progress. A major limitation is that the excerpt provides only a brief overview of themes without methods, outcomes, or explicit caveats. Relevance to endometriosis: the literature list includes papers explicitly about bowel endometriosis of the rectum/sigmoid (e.g., Jenkinson and Kratzer/collective review), though the chapter’s main focus is colorectal malignancies and related management rather than endometriosis or adenomyosis.

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