Abstract

The article is devoted to the surgery standards for colorectal cancer, specific features of colon mobilization in patients with locally advanced colon cancer and the use of germ cell layers as anatomical landmarks. We describe the features and the volume of lymph node dissection during surgeries for left and right colon, the level of central vessels ligation during intervention and the criteria for assessing the quality of mesocolic excision. We studied the impact of these factors on overall and relapse-free survival, highlighted some aspects of mobilization of the right and left colon. The objective of this article was to contribute to the development of methodological guidelines for colon cancer surgery in compliance with the principles of complete mesocolic excision with central vessels ligation.

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  • Статья посвящена принципам соблюдения стандартов в хирургии колоректального рака, особенностям мобилизации при местнораспространенном раке ободочной кишки и использования эмбриональных слоев в качестве анатомических ориентиров

  • The article is devoted to the surgery standards for colorectal cancer, specific features of colon mobilization in patients with locally advanced colon cancer and the use of germ cell layers as anatomical landmarks

  • We describe the features and the volume of lymph node dissection during surgeries for left and right colon, the level of central vessels ligation during intervention and the criteria for assessing the quality of mesocolic excision

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Introduction

Статья посвящена принципам соблюдения стандартов в хирургии колоректального рака, особенностям мобилизации при местнораспространенном раке ободочной кишки и использования эмбриональных слоев в качестве анатомических ориентиров. Указываются особенности и объем лимфодиссекции при операциях на правой и левой половинах ободочной кишки, уровень пересечения основных сосудов в ходе хирургических вмешательств, критерии оценки качества выполнения мезоколонэктомии.

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