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== Technique == * Lithotomy with myself on patient's right * Typically full laparotomy * Explore abdomen * Pack small bowel to RUQ * Mobilise descending colon - lateral to medial, along white line of Toldt ** Identify and preserve ureter early, along with gonadal vessels. Close colonic dissection to avoid it, and expect to encounter it just medial to gonadal vessels. ** Lift sigmoid vertically and identify IMA pedicle medially, then join lateral and medial dissection planes ** Identify and divide vessels high, especially if disease is malignant ** Identify point of division (healthy descending colon) and carry mesenteric dissection up to this point * Carry that dissection down to upper rectum ** Leave rectal stump as long as possible to facilitate reversal * Staple across the rectum (contour or EndoGIA) ** Mark stump with Prolene tags ** Consider bringing stump out as mucus fistula * Usually don't need to mobilise splenic flexure - only proximal mobilisation if needed to bring out a stoma * Create stoma (see separate topic) * Close wound * Suture stoma in place
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