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Клинический пример: успешное лечение синхронного рака прямой и сигмовидной кишки с помощью мини-инвазивных технологий

Клинический пример: успешное лечение синхронного рака прямой и сигмовидной кишки с помощью мини-инвазивных технологий

Abstract

В статье представлено клиническое наблюдение успешного лечения пациента с синхронно диагностированными первично-множественными опухолями толстой кишки, локализованными в нижнеампулярном отделе прямой кишки и в сигмовидной кишке, с помощью мини-инвазивных технологий. Применение трансанальной микрохирургии и лапароскопических технологий позволило выполнить сфинктеросохраняющее лечение данному пациенту. Дополнительно обсуждается выбор тактики лечения при подобной локализации опухолей. Представленное наблюдение является примером индивидуализации лечения и показывает ее важность в сочетании с современными технологиями в определении стратегии современной онкохирургии.

The case report describes successful treatment of synchronous low rectal and sigmoid cancers with mini-invasive technologies. Transanal endoscopic microsurgery allowed to perform sphincter-saving treatment. Treatment tactics for described tumor localizations are discussed. This case represents individualized approach to colorectal cancer patient, use of modern technologies in oncological surgery.

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ПЕРВИЧНО-МНОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ РАК ТОЛСТОЙ КИШКИ,ТРАНСАНАЛЬНАЯ ЭНДОСКОПИЧЕСКАЯ МИКРОХИРУРГИЯ,ЛАПАРОСКОПИЧЕСКАЯ ХИРУРГИЯ

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