[Replacement of the rectal ampulla]
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This paper describes surgical techniques for replacing the rectal ampulla after total proctectomy, noting that bowel continuity can be restored without loss of continence using an ileal pouch or mobilized left colon.
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In ulcerative colitis, polyposis coli, deep seated cancer and other diseases of the rectum the bowel continuity can be restored without loss of continence, despite the removal of the entire ampulla recti. After proctocolectomy and ileoanostomy the loss of the natural receptaculum is compensated through the positioning of an ileal pouch. After total resection of the rectum and coloanal anostomosis the excised ampulla is replaced with acceptable functional results by the mobilised left colon.
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