Colon and Rectal Surgery

Evaluation of
Colon and Rectal Surgery

Open or laparoscopic rightcolectomy procedures can be carried out using a variety of techniques, including as medial-to-lateral and lateral-to-medial dissections.Malignancy, inflammatory bowel disease, bleeding, blockage, and ischemia are all reasons for a right colectomy. An suitable benign lesion that cannot be removed endoscopically and locally advanced malignancy with invasion into nearby structures are both indications for executing a medial-to-lateral mobilization. For a right colectomy, the medial-to-lateral method provides a number of benefits, including early closure of the vascular pedicle, which in theory could allow for more forceful specimen manipulation. The “no-touch” technique is the name of this approach.

Medico-Legal Issues
May Arise With

Some common medico-legal issues related to colon and rectal surgery may include issues with patient communication, inadequate documentation, incorrect surgical procedures, and failure to diagnose or treat complications.

Without clear and effective communication, patients may not fully comprehend the risks and benefits of their treatment options, leading to misunderstandings and potential legal disputes.