Introduction Presacral venous bleeding is an uncommon but potentially life threatening
complication of rectal surgery. During the posterior rectal dissection, it is recommended to …

AIM: To investigate control of two different types of massive presacral bleeding according to
the anatomy of the presacral venous system. METHODS: A retrospective review was …

Although massive presacral bleeding during rectal mobilization is uncommon, it can rapidly
destabilize a patient. So, effective hemostasis is critical in severe presacral hemorrhage due …

A technique for controlling life-threatening presacral bleeding is described. This consists of a
sterilised metallic drawing pin pushed through the synthetic coagulant Surgicel (Johnson …

Management of presacral hemorrhage has always been a challenge for surgeons because
such bleeding can rapidly destabilize a patient during pelvic surgery. Conventional …

Presacral bleeding is a dreaded complication of pelvic surgery. Rapid and effective control
of such bleeding is important to avoid potentially life-threatening outcomes. Various methods …

Severe presacral bleeding is a troublesome and potentially life-threatening complication
during low anterior or abdominoperineal resection. We believe that suturing or cauterization …

The presacral venous system is located under the pelvic fascia covering the anterior of the
sacrum and consists of two lateral sacral veins, middle sacral vein, and the veins that …

Rectal mobilization during abdominoperineal or low anterior resection involves careful
dissection between the rectum and the sacrum. Inadvertent manipulation outside the …

Background Presacral venous bleeding during rectal mobilization is uncommon but
potentially life-threatening. Various methods have been proposed for controlling the …