Authors
Pomazkov A.A.1, CHerkasov M.F.1, Utemishev M.A.2, Andreev E.V.2, Hindikajnen A.Yu.1, Drozdov V.N.1
1 Federal state budgetary educational institution of higher education «Rostov state medical University» of the Ministry of health of the Russian Federation, Rostov-on-Don
2 State budgetary institution of the Rostov region «Regional clinical hospital No. 2», Rostov-on-Don
Abstract
The article presents a review of literature in recent years on the issue of treatment of cancer of the distal colon, special attention is paid to postoperative infectious complications, especially insolvency colorectal anastomosis. The role and significance of factors predisposing the development of anastomosis failure are shown.
Keywords: colon cancer, postoperative complications, failure of the anastomosis.
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