Colorectal And Gastrointestinal Cancer

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• Esophagogastrectomy: This surgery involves the removal of the esophagus and some part of the stomach. The surgery is recommended for treating esophageal cancer or managing precancerous diseases, such as Barrett's esophagus.
• Ileoanal J-pouch: It is also known as a J-pouch surgery. The surgery allows the patients to excrete the wastes normally after removing the entire large intestine (rectum and colon).
• Laparoscopic colon resection: Laparoscopic colon resection surgery is minimally invasive surgery performed with a laparoscope. This surgery has fewer side effects than conventional surgery.
• Small bowel resection: This surgery involves removing a section of the small intestine in case of blockage or underlying medical conditions.
• Total gastrectomy: The surgeon performs a total gastrectomy to remove the entire stomach.
• Colectomy: The types of colectomy include total and partial colectomy.
  Right hemicolectomy: The colon has two portions, i.e., right and left. The right hemicolectomy involves the removal of the right portion of the colon.
  Transverse colectomy: Removal of the transverse colon is known as a transverse hemicolectomy.
  Left hemicolectomy: Removal of the left section of the colon is known as a left hemicolectomy.
  Sigmoid colectomy: Removal of the sigmoid colon is known as a sigmoid colectomy.
• Anterior resection of the rectum for upper rectal cancer: Anterior resection involves the removal of the upper section of the colon and then joining the colon to the remaining section of the rectum.
• Low anterior resection for mid-rectal cancers: Low anterior resection involves the removal of the middle segment of the rectum.
• Ultralow anterior resection for low rectal cancers: The surgeon removes the lower portion of the rectum during ultralow anterior resection.
• Ultralow anterior resection with sphincter preservation and colonic anastomosis for very low rectal cancers: The surgeon preserves the activity of the sphincter during resection of the lower portion of the colon and attaches it to the rectum.
• Abdominoperineal resection and permanent colostomy for low rectal and anal canal cancers: It involves complete removal of the distal colon, anal sphincter complex, and rectum in cases of low rectal and anal canal cancers.