Complications of the Pelvic Pouch
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Complications of the Pelvic Pouch- Key Concepts
- Introduction
- Risk Factors for Pouch Dysfunction
- Approach to the Patient with a Dysfunctional Pouch
- Etiology and Management of Pouch Complications
- Structural Complications of the Pouch
- Afferent Limb (AF) Complications
- Issues of the Pouch Body
- Pouch-Anal Anastomotic (PAA) Defect
- “Tip of J” Pouch Leak
- Failure of Pouch “Scaffolding”
- 180°/360° Mesenteric Rotation
- Efferent Limb (EL) Problems
- Inflammatory Complications of the Pouch
- Diagnosis with Exam Under Anesthesia
- Control of Sepsis
- Fecal Diversion
- Pouch Excision
- Functional Complications of the Pouch
- Neoplasia of the Pouch
- Outcomes of Surgical Management of Pouch Complications
- Conclusion
- References
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