NERVE-SPARING SURGERY WITH LATERAL NODE DISSECTION FOR ADVANCED LOWER RECTAL-CANCER
NERVE-SPARING SURGERY WITH LATERAL NODE DISSECTION FOR ADVANCED LOWER RECTAL-CANCER
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DOI:
10.1016/0959-8049(95)00164-e
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发表时间:
1995-07-01
影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
FUJITA, S
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作者:
MORIYA, Y;SUGIHARA, K;FUJITA, S
133 patients who underwent nerve-sparing surgery with lateral dissection for lower rectal cancer were analysed for survival and functional results, operative burdens, and modes of recurrence. In 84% of patients an acceptable urinary function was preserved. Operative time averaged 334 min, and blood loss averaged 935 mi. The 5-year survival rate was 67% in all patients, and 88% for Dukes' A, 74% for Dukes' B and 59% for Dukes' C. According to the number of positive nodes, the 5-year survival rate comprised 83% of patients with up to three nodes, and 34% of those with more than four nodes. Local recurrent rates were 2.7% in patients with Dukes' B and 13% with Dukes' C. At present, pelvic nerve-sparing procedures with lateral dissection is the most promising surgery, guaranteeing both adequate lymphadenectomy and preservation of urinary function.