Laparoscopic colon surgery

  • Zdravko Perko Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Damir Kraljevic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Nikica Druzijanic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Josko Juricic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Ivo Tomic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Ante Bakovic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Zeljko Mimica Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Ante Petricevic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Ivo Baca Klinik fuer Allgemein, Viszeral und Unfallchirurgie, Krankenhaus Bremen Ost, Bremen, Germany
  • Dragan Krnic Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
  • Kanito Bilan Department of Surgery, Clinical Hospital Split-Krizine, Split, Croatia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2936069
Keywords: laparoscopic surgery, colon

Abstract

The role of laparoscopic colon resection is still an object of many debates, specially for treatment of malignant diseases. Laparoscopic surgery is accepted as a first choice of treatment for benign diseases as well as for palliative treatment in advanced malignant diseases. We performed the first laparoscopic colon resection on December 12th 2002. Since then we have performed 34 operations. The cost of laparoscopic colon resection is comparable with open colon surgery. Considering our short experience and literature data, we can conclude that laparoscopic colon resection is comparable with open colon resection, including malignant disease treatment.

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2004-12-01
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Perko Z, Kraljevic D, Druzijanic N, Juricic J, Tomic I, Bakovic A, Mimica Z, Petricevic A, Baca I, Krnic D, Bilan K. Laparoscopic colon surgery. Acta Chir. Croat. [Internet]. 2004Dec.1 [cited 2024Dec.9];1(1):23-1. Available from: https://acc.hkd.com.hr/index.php/ACC/article/view/48
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