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Distance of the Inferior Resection Line in the Rectal Carcinoma Surgery
Vávra P.1, Rydlová M.2, Pelikán A.1, Guňková P.1, Matínek L.1, Guňka I.1, Vávrová M.3, Anděl P.1
1Chirurgická klinika Fakultní nemocnice s poliklinikou Ostrava-Poruba, přednosta doc. MUDr. J. Dostalík, CSc.2Ústav patologické anatomie, Zdravotně-sociální Fakulta Ostravské Univerzity, přednosta doc. MUDr. J. Horáček, CSc. 3Radiodiagnostický ústav FNsP Ostrava-Poruba, přednostka MUDr. S. Skotnicová |
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Summary:
The authors present results of a study of a distal intramural spread of the rectal carcinoma beneath its aboral margin, which
was conducted over several years.
The authors closely cooperated with the Pathological Anatomy Institute of the Faculty Hospital in Ostrava, where each preparation
was examined not only macro- and microscopically, but also the tumor‘s microscopic spread beneath its macroscopic
margin was assessed in standard distances of 2 mm, 5 mm, 1 cm, 2 cm and 5 cm.
The study did not record tumorous spread at the distance of 5 cm from the aboral margin of the tumor.
The authors also confirmed that the distal intramural spread of the tumor is fairly rare and, at the same time, it signifies a highly
advanced and aggressive disorder with a poor prognosis. Therefore, the authors favor management with a maximum quantity
of the sphincter- saving procedures, with a sufficiently radical mesorectal excision, which they consider the essential method
of the radical surgical treatment.
Furthermore, the authors have not recorded cases of the differenciated adenocarcinoma spread, even at the distance of 2 mm
from the aboral margin of the tumor. All positive findings of the distal intramural spread have been recorded in medium- low
differenciated adenocarcinomas.
Key words:
carcinoma of the rectum – intramural spread of the rectal tumor – surgical management
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