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Author Topic: Is laparoscopic rectopexy safe?  (Read 1938 times)
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« on: February 03, 2009, 02:16:04 pm »

Are there any natural life-threatening conditions that may occur post-operation?

My father underwent laproscopic rectopexy last month. He had ulcers in his rectum along with rectum prolapse problem. After the surgery, his condition became critical for some unknown reasons (this is what doctors said). They took him 4 open surgey 4 days after the first operation and a perforation was found in his intestine, which caused cepticemia and 1 lit. of fecal material was removed from his abdomen. After this he was on ventillator for 8 days and then he expired. Doctors operated him on the basis on 3 year old endoscopy report. Is this a case of negligence on part of doctors or was this a natural complication?
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« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2009, 07:55:22 am »

Actually there are benefits to this procedure, but it can't be avoided that complications are present due to the severity and nature of conditions.
    *  Three or four tiny scars instead of one large abdominal scar
    * Shorter hospital stay - you may leave hospital in 2-3 days
    * Reduced postoperative pain.
    * Shorter recovery time and quicker return to daily activities, including work
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