Nerve plane: An optimal surgical plane for laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery?
Abstract
Radical resection for rectal cancer with total mesorectal excision has been widely recognized in mid-low rectal cancer. Although such surgery reduced the tumor recurrence rate and improved the survival rate of patients, the rate of urinary and sexual dysfunction was high after rectal cancer surgery, which might be attributed to pelvic autonomic nerve injury. The present study found that the pelvic autonomic nerves never exist alone. These are...
Paper Details
Title
Nerve plane: An optimal surgical plane for laparoscopic rectal cancer surgery?
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
154
Pages
110657 - 110657
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