Application of simple support bracket combined with one stitch suture in terminal ileostomy of rectal cancer
Journal Title: Journal of Surgery : Concepts & Practice - Year 2023, Vol 28, Issue 1
Abstract
[Objective] To investigate the feasibility and effect of simple support bracket combined with one stitch suture in terminal ileostomy of two stomas during anus-preserving radical resection in low rectal cancer patients. [Methods] Retrospectively analysis was performed for rectal cancer patients with high risk factors for postoperative anastomotic leakage, who admitted to the Department of General Surgery our hospital from December 2019 to May 2021. The patients underwent laparoscopic-assisted low rectal cancer radical resection and terminal ileostomy. There were two groups including 35 patients in the group of simple bracket combined with one stitch suture, and 35 patients in the group of conventional suture. Preoperative and postoperative clinical data were analyzed. [Results] General data of two groups were similar. No difference statistical significantly in the rate of postoperative stoma‐related complications between the two groups ((P>0.05). All patients were without any severe complications. All stomas were successfully closed. The time of first-stage ileostomy (13.77±2.02) min vs. (22.66±3.64) min (P<0.001), second-stage stoma closure time (88.14±28.03) min vs. (103.29±30.96) min (P=0.04), and postoperative total time in hospital (14.54±2.32) d vs. (17.34±4.57) d (P=0.002) were shorter in simple bracket combined with one stitch suture group; both total cost in the hospital of first-stage operation (42 057.98±4 938.69) yuan vs. (44 728.46±5 223.62) yuan (P=0.03), and second-stage stoma closure blood loss (17.94±9.83) mL vs. (25.86±8.24) mL (P=0.001) lower compared with that in conventional suture group. [Conclusions] Simple support bracket combined with one stitch suture ileostomy did not increase postoperative stoma-related complications compared with conventional suture. However, it decreased the time for both first-stage ileostomy and second-stage stoma closure, and total cost in hospital. Therefore, it could be used for prophylactic ileostomy in low rectal cancer.
Authors and Affiliations
Lei HU, Yalong XU, Shaojun LIU, Yiren HE, Liu LIU, Zhiqiang ZHU
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- EP ID EP750849
- DOI 10.16139/j.1007-9610.2023.01.13
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