Surgical Guidance of Colorectal Diseases

Description

Rectal, anorectal, and colonic diseases and conditions are the focus of colorectal surgery. Although the term "proctology" is still in use, it is seldom used in the medical sector these days and instead is typically used to refer to procedures involving the anus and rectum. Colorectal surgeons or proctologists are doctors who focus on the digestive tract. This book describes anatomical features, processes, and surgical approaches to diagnosing and treating patients with colorectal problems. This book covers a wide range of topics, including recent technical developments. This book extensively covers numerous ways in preoperative preparation and evaluation and pain management, explaining major anatomical features, examination processes, and surgical techniques for accurate diagnosis, management, and treatment of patients with colorectal problems. The fundamentals of surgical practice, including patient evaluation and preparation, anesthesia and intensive care, inflammation, wound healing, and infection, are all discussed in detail. Each chapter has been authored by an internationally recognized authority in their field. Surgeons, medical students, and other healthcare professionals will find this book to be an indispensable resource.