[Low anterior resection of the rectum using mechanical anastomosis in intestinal endometriosis].

V Panebianco, Panebianco V, Valeria Panebianco, Poli A, A Poli, Blandino R, R Blandino, Pistritto A, Anna Maria Pistritto, A Pistritto, L Puzzo, Lidia Puzzo, Puzzo L, A Grasso, Grasso A, Alessandro Grasso, A G Petino, Petino AG
Minerva chirurgica · 1994 · vol. 49(3) , pp. 215–7 · PMID:8028735 · W2473486464
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This paper describes a low anterior resection of the rectum with mechanical anastomosis performed for sigmoid-rectal endometriosis due to a mass that could not be separated from the intestinal wall without risk of perforation.

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A case of sigmoid-rectal endometriosis prompted the authors to focus attention on the question of indications for surgery and operative tactics in intestinal endometriosis. In this case, the presence of a pelvic mass which could not be cut away from the intestinal wall without the risk of perforation led to the performance of a low anterior resection of the rectum with mechanical stapler, a choice which was certainly radical but necessary in view of the impossibility of excluding the malignant nature of the mass either macroscopically or extemporaneously.

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endometriosis

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Endometriosis Rectal Diseases Rectum Sigmoid Diseases Surgical Staplers Adult Anastomosis, Surgical Colon Colon Colon Endometriosis Endometriosis Female Humans Rectal Diseases Rectal Diseases Rectum Rectum Sigmoid Diseases Sigmoid Diseases

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