gomer4
03-05-2006, 03:08 PM
Have any of you heard of a new way to do a resection? Someone told me today they saw on TV that instead of just cutting out a section and connecting the two ends, they have developed a way of cutting the colon and "threading" one of the sides into the other end. This had something to do with the problem of getting enough nutrients or something after losing that part of your colon.
I have never heard of it, but that doesn't mean anything. THe doctor never mentioned anything about this, but I gathered it was relatively new.
I can't see how doing this way of surgery would address the pockets and the infections that result.
You would have double thickness...........
Wish we could hear how Stackie is doing!! She must be home.......
Lori
I have never heard of it, but that doesn't mean anything. THe doctor never mentioned anything about this, but I gathered it was relatively new.
I can't see how doing this way of surgery would address the pockets and the infections that result.
You would have double thickness...........
Wish we could hear how Stackie is doing!! She must be home.......
Lori
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MrsQueeZ
03-05-2006, 05:33 PM
I have never heard of this technique! I had heard of different ways of reattaching, like end to end, side to end, side to side, but not threading.
Renata
Renata
Harry
03-07-2006, 11:24 AM
Lori
I haven't heard of this new method but we know the older method works!!
I haven't heard of this new method but we know the older method works!!

