between your small bowel and back passage (rectum). This is called an ileorectal anastomosis. Some people may also need their rectum removed during surgery. Your surgeon will only do this if it is ...

The ileal pouch anal anastomosis or J-pouch procedure is typically recommended ... It also reduces the risk of future colon cancer. Recovery from a J-pouch procedure can take several weeks. During the ...

Our Colorectal Surgery Program at Baylor St. Luke’s has been ranked ... These options include transanal excision (e.g., TaTME, TEM, TAMIS), excision of the entire rectum with anastomosis of the colon ...

No anastomotic dehiscence was noted ... in a study of 186 patients undergoing colorectal surgery with and without bowel preparation. [12] Interestingly, in a similar prospective, randomized ...

In places where the surgery is done correctly ... it's being done to protect the anastomosis, which means where they are putting back the two pieces of bowel, so they are protecting that with ...

These two measures applied only to the 84% of participants whose surgery had included an anastomosis—that is, a reconnection of the healthy sections of their colon after the cancerous portion ...

The surgery, performed by Dr Sara Al ... A temporary ileostomy was also set up to protect the anastomosis, the connection between the small bowel and the anus, allowing healing to occur before ...

1 Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program ... and expertise affect the pouch surgery outcome. Surgical complications include pouch leakage, pelvic sepsis and anastomotic strictures.