Question 1

my father had cancer colon and did subtotal colectomy , liver metastasis and intestinal leakage occuerd , ileostomy was done.can reanastomosis  done

Accepted Answer

6 months: At least 6 months will allow the reaction in the abdominal cavity to diminish to safely reconnect the intestinal tract.

Question 2

tubal ligation reversal success?

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40% to 85%.: But it depends on several factors: the best candidates for tubal reversal are women younger than age 40 who had sterilization surgery immediately following childbirth.

Have you considered adopting?  Probably cheaper, and the success rate is 100%!  and you would be doing a good thing.  A very good thing.

Question 3

whats  ileorectal sigmoid anastomosis?

Accepted Answer

Tough one!: There is an ileorectal anastomosis - when the colon is removed we can attach the ileum - part of the end of the small intestine - to the rectum.  There is also an ileosigmoid anastomosis - when the ileum is attached to the sigmoid colon.
Often the area is called the rectosigmoid region so this leads to the confusion.  There is no ileorectal sigmoid anastomosis.

Question 4

are stoma reversals always successful?

Accepted Answer

Not always: The success of a stoma reversal depends on many factors including the original reason for the stoma, the overall condition of the patient and the amount of bowel remaining.  Often a temporary stoma is constructed for diverticulitis.  In this situation, reversal is often successful assuming a healthy remaining rectum.  Each case should be looked at individually for the pros and cons of reversal.

Question 5

how successful is tubal ligation reversal typically?

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Varies: It depends upon what method of tubal ligation was performed; success can vary from 0% to about 80%.

Question 6

what is tubal ligation (getting tubes tied)?

Accepted Answer

Sterilization: Getting your tubes tied is the common way if saying permanent contraception. There are a number if different ways to permanently prevent pregnancy, and they all involve minor surgery. If this is something you are interested in, you should discuss this with a doctor.

Question 7

robotic assisted cornary artery bypass sugery?

Accepted Answer

Remote surgery: Bypass surgery done through tubes or scopes in which the surgery operates by sitting at a console and operates the scopes or tubes remotely. Much less invasive in that the cutting of the sternum or breastbone is not needed. The disadvantage is that it cannot reached all areas of blockage in some patients.

Question 8

can a selective tubal cannalization or fallopian tubal recanalization be done rather than having a tubal reversal done?

Accepted Answer

No: Tubal cannulation does not work for any kind of permanent sterilization: it would just poke a hole in the tube. Good wishes

Question 9

is a bilateral tubal cauterization the same as laparoscopic tubal sterilization?

Accepted Answer

Maybe , maybe not: U can do a laparoscopic sterilization by cautery or clips or other ways, either way is old fashioned, the newer safer way that I do 99.9% of all my sterilizations on my patients is in office - adiana( for about another month, until i run out of catheters) or in office essure- both are easy, my pts stay awake , takes 5 minutes, no cutting, only miss 1/2 day of work, u can read about it online.

Question 10

how is coronary artery bypass graft proceudre performed?

Accepted Answer

Readers digest vers: The short and sweet of it is that bypass grafting when indicated is open heart surgery. The chest is opened along the sternum with a saw. The heart is exposed and the pt is placed on the heart lung machine.The artery on the left side of the chest is used to bypass the artery down the front of the heart. Veins are then harvested from the legs and used to bypass the blockages in the other ateries.

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My father had cancer colon and did subtotal colectomy , liver metastasis and intestinal leakage occuerd , ileostomy was done.can reanastomosis done

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Tubal ligation reversal success?

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Whats ileorectal sigmoid anastomosis?

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What is tubal ligation (getting tubes tied)?

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Robotic assisted cornary artery bypass sugery?

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Can a selective tubal cannalization or fallopian tubal recanalization be done rather than having a tubal reversal done?

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Is a bilateral tubal cauterization the same as laparoscopic tubal sterilization?

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How is coronary artery bypass graft proceudre performed?

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