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 analyze the anatomy of sacral venous plexus flow, the causes of injuries and the
methods for controlling presacral hemorrhage during surgery for rectal cancer. METHODS A …

The hybrid operating room (H single bond OR) utilizes advanced imaging technology to
improve intra-operative visualization and facilitate efficient care in procedures that are …

Presacral venous hemorrhage is a severe complication in low rectal surgery. This
complication was encountered in 5 of 165 patients (3 percent) who underwent a presacral …

Effective hemostasis is critical in severe presacral hemorrhage because the bleeding may
be fatal. We report our successful use of combined hemostatic sponge and cyanoacrylate …

Patients with pelvic and/or acetabular fractures can sustain significant blood loss at the time
of their injury and during surgery. We report on the technique, effect on blood loss, and …

The incidence of presacral bleeding during rectal mobilization is low, but such bleeding may
be massive and even fatal. Haemostasis can be difficult to achieve using conventional …

Blunt trauma patients with acetabular fractures can lose as much as 2 L of blood after injury,
and approximately 40% of these patients require blood transfusions. Fractures involving the …

Massive presacral bleeding is a severe complication during a resection of the rectum. The
combination of oxidized cellulose and cyanoacrylate glue can quickly control presacral …

Surgery of the anorectum ad the colorectum is prone to the dev lopment of complications.
Not only is the colon a source of infection, but also improper operative technique can easily …