The sphincter-preserving resection of rectum with distal sacrumectomy

Abstract

The described observation is demonstration of sphincter-preserving resection of rectum with distal sacrumectomy under locally widespread cancer of rectum with isolated involvement of distal portion of sacrum and absence of data proving affection of sphincter.

Keywords

sphincter-preserving resection of rectum / distal sacrumectomy / locally widespread cancer of rectum

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