- Injury to the bowel (especially in cases of severe adhesions → extensive, careful adhesiolysis)
- Unrecognized injury to bowel sections with leakage of stool into the free abdominal cavity and subsequent peritonitis
- Lack of tension-free anastomosis (→ extensive adhesiolysis to mobilize both ends)
- Bleeding (→ blood-sparing, careful surgery; experienced surgeon)
- Injury to adjacent organs (bladder, ureter, and vas deferens) during the dissection of the distal limb
- In cases of poor blood supply to the anastomosis ends, intraoperative resection must be performed
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Intraoperative Complications
Postoperative Complications
Wound infectionPeritonitis due to anastomotic leakage or intraoperatively unrecognized injury to ot
Wound infectionPeritonitis due to anastomotic leakage or intraoperatively unrecognized injury to ot
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