[Acute neoplastic colic obstructions: therapy and postoperative complications. Our experience].
Authors report their experience about neoplastic large bowel obstructions and present two cases of anastomotic leakage resolution by means of transtomy wash-out. They observe that the most important problem in this surgery is anastomotic leakage which, if small, can be solved in a non operative way. According with literature, they also point out anastomotic leakage is commonly due to the impossibility of a correct preparation of colon to operation in emergency. They conclude it is possible, in case of little leakages, to perform trans-stomy wash out which permits a good toilette and sterilization of the colon.
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Università degli Studi di Messina, U.O.C. di Chirurgia Oncologica.
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