ReviewClinics in colon and rectal surgery2023
Anastomotic Considerations in Diverticulitis.
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- Surgical and clinical predictors of successful Hartmann reversal procedure after perforated diverticulitis.Surgical endoscopy · 2026Observational
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Abstract
Diverticulitis is a common indication for colorectal surgery, both in the acute and the elective setting. The anastomosis between the colon and rectum is a critical component of colectomy for diverticular disease and should be approached thoughtfully. This article reviews important surgical considerations when creating a colorectal anastomosis in the setting of diverticular disease, whether following the reversal of an end colostomy, during an acute episode of diverticulitis, or electively for chronic or complicated disease. Timing of surgery and preoperative assessment, minimally invasive approaches, and intraoperative maneuvers and considerations are discussed.
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