中华胃肠外科杂志
中華胃腸外科雜誌
중화위장외과잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY
2014年
12期
1216-1219
,共4页
陈少骥%吴云云%韩善亮%莫秦良%马远明%宋世铎%赵宏
陳少驥%吳雲雲%韓善亮%莫秦良%馬遠明%宋世鐸%趙宏
진소기%오운운%한선량%막진량%마원명%송세탁%조굉
直肠肿瘤%双吻合技术%危险三角%术后并发症
直腸腫瘤%雙吻閤技術%危險三角%術後併髮癥
직장종류%쌍문합기술%위험삼각%술후병발증
Rectal neoplasms%Double-stapling technique%Dangerous triangle%Post-operation complications
目的:探讨降低直肠低位双吻合术后并发症的手术方法。方法回顾分析2010年2月至2014年6月在苏州大学附属第一医院普通外科行腹腔镜下直肠癌根治术时作改良直肠低位双吻合的56例中低位直肠癌患者(改良吻合组)的临床资料,与同期常规直肠低位双吻合的64例中低位直肠癌患者(常规吻合组)的临床资料进行对比研究。改良吻合组进行直肠低位双吻合时,将直肠远侧端切割闭合由水平方向改成垂直方向,以“端-角”方式进行肠-肠吻合以去除直肠远侧端闭合线上角部,以血管夹夹闭的方法去除该闭合端下角部,用可吸收线加强缝合直肠双吻合后仅形成的一处钉合线“T”形交汇处(“危险三角”)。结果两组患者术中出血量、术后引流量、术后吻合口出血、肛门排气时间和住院时间差异无统计学意义(P>0.05)。与常规吻合组相比,改良吻合组手术耗时较长[(211±91) min比(174±57) min,P<0.05]、术后吻合口瘘的发生率[1.8%(1/56)比12.5%(8/64),P=0.030]、里急后重感发生率[3.6%(2/56)比14.1%(9/64),P<0.05]和再次手术造瘘率[改良吻合组0,常规吻合组9.4%(6/64),P<0.05]均低于常规吻合组。两组均无死亡病例。结论改良的直肠低位双吻合可有效降低术后吻合口瘘等术后并发症的发生率。
目的:探討降低直腸低位雙吻閤術後併髮癥的手術方法。方法迴顧分析2010年2月至2014年6月在囌州大學附屬第一醫院普通外科行腹腔鏡下直腸癌根治術時作改良直腸低位雙吻閤的56例中低位直腸癌患者(改良吻閤組)的臨床資料,與同期常規直腸低位雙吻閤的64例中低位直腸癌患者(常規吻閤組)的臨床資料進行對比研究。改良吻閤組進行直腸低位雙吻閤時,將直腸遠側耑切割閉閤由水平方嚮改成垂直方嚮,以“耑-角”方式進行腸-腸吻閤以去除直腸遠側耑閉閤線上角部,以血管夾夾閉的方法去除該閉閤耑下角部,用可吸收線加彊縫閤直腸雙吻閤後僅形成的一處釘閤線“T”形交彙處(“危險三角”)。結果兩組患者術中齣血量、術後引流量、術後吻閤口齣血、肛門排氣時間和住院時間差異無統計學意義(P>0.05)。與常規吻閤組相比,改良吻閤組手術耗時較長[(211±91) min比(174±57) min,P<0.05]、術後吻閤口瘺的髮生率[1.8%(1/56)比12.5%(8/64),P=0.030]、裏急後重感髮生率[3.6%(2/56)比14.1%(9/64),P<0.05]和再次手術造瘺率[改良吻閤組0,常規吻閤組9.4%(6/64),P<0.05]均低于常規吻閤組。兩組均無死亡病例。結論改良的直腸低位雙吻閤可有效降低術後吻閤口瘺等術後併髮癥的髮生率。
목적:탐토강저직장저위쌍문합술후병발증적수술방법。방법회고분석2010년2월지2014년6월재소주대학부속제일의원보통외과행복강경하직장암근치술시작개량직장저위쌍문합적56례중저위직장암환자(개량문합조)적림상자료,여동기상규직장저위쌍문합적64례중저위직장암환자(상규문합조)적림상자료진행대비연구。개량문합조진행직장저위쌍문합시,장직장원측단절할폐합유수평방향개성수직방향,이“단-각”방식진행장-장문합이거제직장원측단폐합선상각부,이혈관협협폐적방법거제해폐합단하각부,용가흡수선가강봉합직장쌍문합후부형성적일처정합선“T”형교회처(“위험삼각”)。결과량조환자술중출혈량、술후인류량、술후문합구출혈、항문배기시간화주원시간차이무통계학의의(P>0.05)。여상규문합조상비,개량문합조수술모시교장[(211±91) min비(174±57) min,P<0.05]、술후문합구루적발생솔[1.8%(1/56)비12.5%(8/64),P=0.030]、리급후중감발생솔[3.6%(2/56)비14.1%(9/64),P<0.05]화재차수술조루솔[개량문합조0,상규문합조9.4%(6/64),P<0.05]균저우상규문합조。량조균무사망병례。결론개량적직장저위쌍문합가유효강저술후문합구루등술후병발증적발생솔。
Objective To explore a new procedure of laparoscopic dual anastomosis for mid-low rectal cancer to reduce postoperative complications. Methods Clinical data of 56 patients with mid-low rectal cancer undergoing laparoscopic rectal cancer resection (modified double-stapling technique, MDST, modification group) in the Department of General Surgery, the First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University from February 2010 to June 2014 were compared with the data of 64 patients with mid-low rectal cancer (conventional double-stapling technique, DST, convention group) in the same period based on gender, age, tumor size, the distance from lower edge to the dentate line and tumor staging, etc. Patients in the modification group received operation as follows: (1) the rectum distal end was closed vertically instead of horizontally. (2) the anastomosis was conducted in an “end-corner”approach. (3) upper corner of the closed line in the distal end of rectum was removed. (4) the lower corner of closed line in the distal end of rectum was removed using vascular occlusion clamp method. (5) two T-shaped interchanges (“dangerous triangle”) of stapled sutures formed after anastomosis were strengthened with absorbable suture. Patients in the convention group received laparoscopic dual anastomosis using conventional method: two corners and “dangerous triangles” were kept without any treatment. The clinical outcomes of two groups were analyzed retrospectively. Results The intraoperational blood loss, postoperative drainage volume, postoperative anastomotic stoma bleeding, bowel function return and hospital stay were not significantly different between the two groups (all P>0.05). As compared to the convention group, the modification group had longer operation time [(211± 91) min vs. (174±57) min, P<0.05], lower incidence of postoperative anastomotic leakage [1.8%(1/56) vs. 12.5%(8/64), P=0.030], lower tenesmus rate [3.6%(2/56) vs. 14.1%(9/64), P<0.05], less postoperative stoma re-creation [0 vs. 9.4%(6/64), P<0.05]. Conclusion Modified laparoscopic dual anastomosis for mid-low rectal cancer can significantly reduce the incidence of post-surgical complications such as anastomotic leakage.