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Book Synopsis

Quality measures and outcomes are receiving greater attention by the lay and medical communities. The occurrence or mismanagement of complications often results in poor outcomes, increased cost, and significant morbidity. Answering the call for transparency and improvement requires action by all involved in the care of patients. The collection of objective data and quality measures enables the provision of optimal care and desired outcomes while identifying areas for improvement.

This text presents the current knowledge of outcomes, as well as the techniques for minimizing and managing complications from the common diseases and procedures within colorectal surgery.



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Table of Contents

Foreword to Improved Outcomes

Preface

Editors

Contributors

1. Preexisting conditions

Arida Siripong and Farouq Manji

2. Preoperative bowel preparation

Aaron L. Klinger and David A. Margolin

3. Anesthesia and intraoperative positioning

W. David Sumrall, III and David E. Beck

4. Sepsis

Jennifer S. Beaty and Moriah E. Wright

5. Intraoperative anastomotic challenges

David E. Beck

6. Other intraoperative challenges

Jesus Flores and Sharon G. Gregorcyk

7. Optimizing use of electronic health records

Allison B. McCoy and Genevieve B. Melton-Meaux

8. Postoperative anastomotic complications

Traci L. Hedrick

9. General postoperative complications

J. Marcus Downs and Kristina K. Booth

10. Care paths and optimal postoperative management

Benjamin D. Shogan and Heidi K. Chua

11. Limitations of anorectal physiology testing

Thomas E. Cataldo and Syed G. Husain

12. Limitations of colorectal imaging studies

Andrew C. Matthews and Charles C. Matthews

13. Transanal endoscopy

Aaron L. Klinger and Brian R. Kann

14. Laparoscopy for colorectal disease

Bradley R. Davis and Kevin R. Kasten

15. Medical legal issues

Terry C. Hicks and David E. Beck

16. Miscellaneous conditions

Alexander T. Hawkins and M. Benjamin Hopkins

17. Outcomes and quality

Shaun R. Brown and Kurt G. Davis

18. Hemorrhoidal surgery

Jeffery Mino and Massarat Zutshi

19. Nonoperative therapy for hemorrhoidal disease

Joseph C. Adongay and Scott A. Brill

20. Surgery and nonoperative therapy of perirectal abscess and anal fistulas

Mohammed Iyoob Mohammed Ilyas and Craig A. Reickert

21. Surgery and nonoperative therapy of anal fissure

Mary T. O’Donnell and Cary B. Aarons

22. Surgery for pilonidal disease and hidradenitis suppurativa

John D. Hunter and Leander M. Grimm Jr.

23. Surgical treatment of fecal incontinence

Nicole M. Saur and Joshua I.S. Bleier

24. Surgery for rectal prolapse

Steven R. Hunt

25. Management of diverticulitis

David E. Beck, H. David Vargas, and Molly M. Ford

26. Abdominal surgery for colorectal cancer

Jason F. Hall and Rocco Ricciardi

27. Abdominal restorative surgery for rectal cancer

Charles C. Vining and Nijjia N. Mahmoud

28. Transanal approaches to rectal cancer

Charles B. Whitlow and Lara McKean Basté

29. Abdominoperineal resection

W. Brian Perry and Huisar Dao Campi

30. Management of rectal cancer after complete clinical response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy

Rodrigo O. Perez and Laura Melina Fernandez

31. Indications and outcomes for treatment of recurrent rectal cancer and colorectal liver/lung metastases

Luanne M. Force and David J. Maron

32. Evaluation and management of peritoneal metastatic disease

James Fleshman and Katerina O. Wells

33. Chemotherapy for colon and rectal cancer

Jonathan Lu and Marc R. Matrana

34. Adjunctive treatment of rectal cancer with radiation and the adverse effects of radiation exposure of the rectum

Roland Hawkins

35. Surgical management of ulcerative colitis

Shannon McChesney and Brian R. Kann

36. Surgery for Crohn disease

Emily Steinhagen and Sharon L. Stein

37. Evaluation and management of lower gastrointestinal bleeding

Arjun N. Jeganathan and Skandan Shanmugan

38. Ostomies

Danielle Pickham and Supriya S. Patel

39. Operative and nonoperative therapy for chronic constipation

Robert J. Sinnott, Michelle C. Julien, and Daniel E. Sarmiento

40. Colorectal trauma

Alison Althans and Scott R. Steele

41. Prevention and management of urologic complications after colorectal surgery

Jacob A. McCoy, J. Christian Winters, and Scott E. Delacroix Jr.

Index

Improving Outcomes in Colon Rectal Surgery

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      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/10/2018
      ISBN13: 9781138626836, 978-1138626836
      ISBN10: 113862683X

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Quality measures and outcomes are receiving greater attention by the lay and medical communities. The occurrence or mismanagement of complications often results in poor outcomes, increased cost, and significant morbidity. Answering the call for transparency and improvement requires action by all involved in the care of patients. The collection of objective data and quality measures enables the provision of optimal care and desired outcomes while identifying areas for improvement.

      This text presents the current knowledge of outcomes, as well as the techniques for minimizing and managing complications from the common diseases and procedures within colorectal surgery.



      Trade Review

      "This is a well-done publication with clear, well-written chapters and a short
      read with high clinical yield. It compares well to other books in the field."

      Irena Gribovskaja-Rupp, MD (University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics)



      Table of Contents

      Foreword to Improved Outcomes

      Preface

      Editors

      Contributors

      1. Preexisting conditions

      Arida Siripong and Farouq Manji

      2. Preoperative bowel preparation

      Aaron L. Klinger and David A. Margolin

      3. Anesthesia and intraoperative positioning

      W. David Sumrall, III and David E. Beck

      4. Sepsis

      Jennifer S. Beaty and Moriah E. Wright

      5. Intraoperative anastomotic challenges

      David E. Beck

      6. Other intraoperative challenges

      Jesus Flores and Sharon G. Gregorcyk

      7. Optimizing use of electronic health records

      Allison B. McCoy and Genevieve B. Melton-Meaux

      8. Postoperative anastomotic complications

      Traci L. Hedrick

      9. General postoperative complications

      J. Marcus Downs and Kristina K. Booth

      10. Care paths and optimal postoperative management

      Benjamin D. Shogan and Heidi K. Chua

      11. Limitations of anorectal physiology testing

      Thomas E. Cataldo and Syed G. Husain

      12. Limitations of colorectal imaging studies

      Andrew C. Matthews and Charles C. Matthews

      13. Transanal endoscopy

      Aaron L. Klinger and Brian R. Kann

      14. Laparoscopy for colorectal disease

      Bradley R. Davis and Kevin R. Kasten

      15. Medical legal issues

      Terry C. Hicks and David E. Beck

      16. Miscellaneous conditions

      Alexander T. Hawkins and M. Benjamin Hopkins

      17. Outcomes and quality

      Shaun R. Brown and Kurt G. Davis

      18. Hemorrhoidal surgery

      Jeffery Mino and Massarat Zutshi

      19. Nonoperative therapy for hemorrhoidal disease

      Joseph C. Adongay and Scott A. Brill

      20. Surgery and nonoperative therapy of perirectal abscess and anal fistulas

      Mohammed Iyoob Mohammed Ilyas and Craig A. Reickert

      21. Surgery and nonoperative therapy of anal fissure

      Mary T. O’Donnell and Cary B. Aarons

      22. Surgery for pilonidal disease and hidradenitis suppurativa

      John D. Hunter and Leander M. Grimm Jr.

      23. Surgical treatment of fecal incontinence

      Nicole M. Saur and Joshua I.S. Bleier

      24. Surgery for rectal prolapse

      Steven R. Hunt

      25. Management of diverticulitis

      David E. Beck, H. David Vargas, and Molly M. Ford

      26. Abdominal surgery for colorectal cancer

      Jason F. Hall and Rocco Ricciardi

      27. Abdominal restorative surgery for rectal cancer

      Charles C. Vining and Nijjia N. Mahmoud

      28. Transanal approaches to rectal cancer

      Charles B. Whitlow and Lara McKean Basté

      29. Abdominoperineal resection

      W. Brian Perry and Huisar Dao Campi

      30. Management of rectal cancer after complete clinical response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy

      Rodrigo O. Perez and Laura Melina Fernandez

      31. Indications and outcomes for treatment of recurrent rectal cancer and colorectal liver/lung metastases

      Luanne M. Force and David J. Maron

      32. Evaluation and management of peritoneal metastatic disease

      James Fleshman and Katerina O. Wells

      33. Chemotherapy for colon and rectal cancer

      Jonathan Lu and Marc R. Matrana

      34. Adjunctive treatment of rectal cancer with radiation and the adverse effects of radiation exposure of the rectum

      Roland Hawkins

      35. Surgical management of ulcerative colitis

      Shannon McChesney and Brian R. Kann

      36. Surgery for Crohn disease

      Emily Steinhagen and Sharon L. Stein

      37. Evaluation and management of lower gastrointestinal bleeding

      Arjun N. Jeganathan and Skandan Shanmugan

      38. Ostomies

      Danielle Pickham and Supriya S. Patel

      39. Operative and nonoperative therapy for chronic constipation

      Robert J. Sinnott, Michelle C. Julien, and Daniel E. Sarmiento

      40. Colorectal trauma

      Alison Althans and Scott R. Steele

      41. Prevention and management of urologic complications after colorectal surgery

      Jacob A. McCoy, J. Christian Winters, and Scott E. Delacroix Jr.

      Index

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