Cirugía miniinvasiva transanal (TAMIS). Una alternativa para la resección de una cicatriz rectal luego de una resección endoscópica insuficiente

Cirugía miniinvasiva transanal (TAMIS)

  • Marcelo Viola Malet Dr
  • Alejandra Liz
  • Isabel Gabito
  • Álvaro Lavega
  • Emilia Cerchiari
  • Gonzalo Gayo
  • Diego Lapiedra
DOI: https://doi.org/10.46768/racp.v32i03.75

Abstract

Miniinvasive transanal resection has improved the results of classic transanal resections. These techniques have spread in recent years due to the development of TAMIS (transanal minimally invasive surgery), which consists of a transanal multi-channel port through which classic laparoscopic instruments are introduced. Due to this, not only has the number of transanal procedures performed increased, but also their indications, including a wide range of pathologies.

In this publication we highlight its role as a minimally invasive procedure for the excision of an insufficiently resected rectal adenocarcinoma after an endoscopic procedure, allowing an adequate study of the lesion. The main details of the technique and its results will be described.

Published
2021-07-19
How to Cite
Viola Malet, M., Liz, A., Gabito, I., Lavega, Álvaro, Cerchiari, E., Gayo, G., & Lapiedra, D. (2021). Cirugía miniinvasiva transanal (TAMIS). Una alternativa para la resección de una cicatriz rectal luego de una resección endoscópica insuficiente. Revista Argentina De Coloproctología, 32(03). https://doi.org/10.46768/racp.v32i03.75
Issue
Vol 32 No 03 (2021): Revista Argentina de Coloproctología
Section
Nota técnica