Radical resection of rectal cancer with autonomic nerve preserving and the postoperative urinary and sexual function / 中国普通外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the effect on postoperative urinary and sexual function of the radical operation with autonomic nerve preserving for mid low rectal cancer.[WT5”HZ]Method [WT5”BZ]Radical operation with autonomic nerve preserving was performed on 188 cases of rectal cancer. Nerves were fully preserved in 98 cases of Dukes A stage,one or both side nerves preserved in 78 cases of stage B, only S 3,4 nerve preserved in 12 cases of stage C.[WT5”HZ]Result [WT5”BZ]The postoperative voluntary micturition developed at 8 5 days for Dukes A; 9 0 days for stage B; and 16 8 days for stage C. Erection and ejaculation remained in Dukes A, in 96% and 100%;stage B, in 47 4% and 50%;stage C, in 0 and 0. The local recurrence after the operation accounted for 12 8%(24/188), among them Dukes A,B,C were 4 1%,21 9%, and 33 3% respectively.The 5 year survival rate were 77 6%,52 6% and 33 3% respectively.[WT5”HZ]Conclusion [WT5”BZ]The radical operation with autonomic nerve preserving for rectal cancer effects a better life quality not at the expense of local recurrence and reduction of 5 year survival rate.