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• W2433487598 abstract "ABSTRACT: Complications of colorectal diseases management that involve resections and anastomosis are not rare; they are fre -quently severe. With morbid variable extensions, they extend the period of hospital, considerablyincrease the treatment cost, per-petuate functional sequels, and contribute to undesirable high rate mortality. The most frightening complication is the anastomosis dehiscence, whose definition, incidence, etiology, and factors of risks are targets of controversial opinions, causing difficulty to prepare preventive universal schemes. The most severe consequence of the anastomosis leakage is the generalized peritonitis, culminating in the sepsis that is the primary cause of surgically related mortality. The least and less frequent complications are the anastomotic hem - orrhage, stenosis, and fistula. The anastomotic hemorrhage, fistula and stenosis most times, can be treated as a nonsurgical form. This manuscript was intended by to provide a general view of these complications, their causes, evolutions, diagnoses, and treatments.Keywords:" @default.
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• W2433487598 title "Complicações pós-operatórias das anastomoses colorretais Post-surgical complications of the colorectal anastomosis" @default.
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