Abstract
Anastomotic leak is one of the most, if not the most, worrisome complications in colorectal surgery. The goal of this issue of Clinics in Colon and Rectal Surgery is to provide a comprehensive examination of anastomotic leak. Serving as a timeless guide for maximizing anastomotic outcomes. Each author has thoughtfully compiled an in-depth review of multiple topics related to anastomotic leak an in effort to educate and inform the reader on optimal anastomotic creation and leak management. This edition takes the reader through the journey of anastomotic leak, starting from definitions and risk factors, exploring intraoperative techniques and advancements, treatment of acute and chronic leaks, and finally exploring unique clinical situations such as rectal cancer and J pouch leaks. Unfortunately, despite every best technical effort, excellent training, and perfect planning, all surgeons who perform anastomoses will experience anastomotic leaks at some point in their careers.
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