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Iranian Journal of Colorectal Research
Iran. J. Colorectal. Res.
2015
3
1
Laparoscopic Repair of Perineal Hernia Using a Double-Mesh Technique
Peter
Coyne
Craig
Iain Nesbitt
Golam
Farook
Introduction Perineal herniation following pelvic surgery, including abdomino-perineal resection (APR) and pelvic exenteration is a rare condition but can present with serious complications. Multiple methods of repair are possible including either an abdominal or perineal approach. Laparoscopic abdominal repairs have been described. Case Presentation An 83 year-old lady, under follow-up following a laparoscopic APR two years previously for a T2N0M0 low rectal cancer, presented with a symptomatic perineal hernia which caused significant impairment in her daily living activities. She had no major comorbidities and was keen for intervention. She was electively admitted for a laparoscopic repair of perineal hernia. This was performed using a double-mesh technique, which allows strengthening of the repair as a feasible alternative to consider in repair of this difficult complication. Conclusions This technique is feasible as an alternative to standard laparoscopic or perineal repair of perineal herniation. Further studies are required to demonstrate its long-term efficacy.
Hernia
Abdominal
Laparoscopy
Complications
2015
03
01
0
0
https://colorectalresearch.sums.ac.ir/article_45481_a0bc101cd8c89667a63e4ec95d91255e.pdf
Iranian Journal of Colorectal Research
Iran. J. Colorectal. Res.
2015
3
1
A Systematic Review Over the Incidence of Colorectal Cancer in Iran
Abbas
Rezaianzadeh
Ali Reza
Safarpour
Maryam
Marzban
Abdolmohammad
Mohaghegh
Context Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most prevalent cancer worldwide which is less common in the Middle East. It is also the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality and represents a major public health problem in developed countries. Objectives The present review aimed to explore the differences among the reports on number and age standardized incidences of CRC in both sexes in different areas of Iran to find the incidence trend of this cancer. Data Sources All the published reports citing the incidence of CRC in Iran were collected by conducting a literature search in international databases. Study Selection English articles were included where there was a clear definition of the population of patients under study and where the criteria for diagnosing CRC were well described. Data Extraction One author read each paper and extracted several studies and then the studies suitable for inclusion were reported in three categories. Results We identified 181 independent studies dating back to 2003; 168 full text articles were assessed for eligibility. However, 136 full text articles were excluded due to different reasons. Finally, 26 studies were suitable for inclusion in the analysis. The highest and lowest (age standardized rates) ASRs were respectively 3.4 and 2.6 in males and 11.42 and 10.56 in females. Time showed a slightly increasing trend in recent years. Conclusions Although Iran was expected to have a low incidence rate of CRC, recent studies revealed a slightly increasing trend for the incidence rate of CRC. This finding shows the necessity to consider CRC screening as an important issue in health policy priorities.
Iran
Colorectal neoplasms
Colon
Administration
Rectal
Incidence
2015
03
01
0
0
https://colorectalresearch.sums.ac.ir/article_45482_280a0d90f81d49e8ac1141c8e8dd74dc.pdf
Iranian Journal of Colorectal Research
Iran. J. Colorectal. Res.
2015
3
1
Laparoscopic Parastomal Hernia Repair: an Effective Short Stay Procedure
Umar
Shariff
Harmeet
Khaira
Context Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most prevalent cancer worldwide which is less common in the Middle East. It is also the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality and represents a major public health problem in developed countries. Objectives The present review aimed to explore the differences among the reports on number and age standardized incidences of CRC in both sexes in different areas of Iran to find the incidence trend of this cancer. Data Sources All the published reports citing the incidence of CRC in Iran were collected by conducting a literature search in international databases. Study Selection English articles were included where there was a clear definition of the population of patients under study and where the criteria for diagnosing CRC were well described. Data Extraction One author read each paper and extracted several studies and then the studies suitable for inclusion were reported in three categories. Results We identified 181 independent studies dating back to 2003; 168 full text articles were assessed for eligibility. However, 136 full text articles were excluded due to different reasons. Finally, 26 studies were suitable for inclusion in the analysis. The highest and lowest (age standardized rates) ASRs were respectively 3.4 and 2.6 in males and 11.42 and 10.56 in females. Time showed a slightly increasing trend in recent years. Conclusions Although Iran was expected to have a low incidence rate of CRC, recent studies revealed a slightly increasing trend for the incidence rate of CRC. This finding shows the necessity to consider CRC screening as an important issue in health policy priorities.
Surgical Stomas
Herniorrhaphy
Laparoscopy
2015
03
01
0
0
https://colorectalresearch.sums.ac.ir/article_45483_1395f3a392635cace7df09134997df2e.pdf
Iranian Journal of Colorectal Research
Iran. J. Colorectal. Res.
2015
3
1
Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy and Gastric Cancer Incidence
Alimohammad
Bananzadeh
Seyed Vahid
Hoseini
Mohammad Yasin
Karami
Sahar
Sohrabi Nazari
Context Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most prevalent cancer worldwide which is less common in the Middle East. It is also the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality and represents a major public health problem in developed countries. Objectives The present review aimed to explore the differences among the reports on number and age standardized incidences of CRC in both sexes in different areas of Iran to find the incidence trend of this cancer. Data Sources All the published reports citing the incidence of CRC in Iran were collected by conducting a literature search in international databases. Study Selection English articles were included where there was a clear definition of the population of patients under study and where the criteria for diagnosing CRC were well described. Data Extraction One author read each paper and extracted several studies and then the studies suitable for inclusion were reported in three categories. Results We identified 181 independent studies dating back to 2003; 168 full text articles were assessed for eligibility. However, 136 full text articles were excluded due to different reasons. Finally, 26 studies were suitable for inclusion in the analysis. The highest and lowest (age standardized rates) ASRs were respectively 3.4 and 2.6 in males and 11.42 and 10.56 in females. Time showed a slightly increasing trend in recent years. Conclusions Although Iran was expected to have a low incidence rate of CRC, recent studies revealed a slightly increasing trend for the incidence rate of CRC. This finding shows the necessity to consider CRC screening as an important issue in health policy priorities.
Laparoscopy
Gastrectomy
Stomach Neoplasms
Incidence
2015
03
01
0
0
https://colorectalresearch.sums.ac.ir/article_45484_59b36be758c9a6514e565fb32bb4a8ae.pdf
Iranian Journal of Colorectal Research
Iran. J. Colorectal. Res.
2015
3
1
Colorectal Cancer Incidence: Does Iran Follow the West?
Mohammad
Mohammadianpanah
Context Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most prevalent cancer worldwide which is less common in the Middle East. It is also the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality and represents a major public health problem in developed countries. Objectives The present review aimed to explore the differences among the reports on number and age standardized incidences of CRC in both sexes in different areas of Iran to find the incidence trend of this cancer. Data Sources All the published reports citing the incidence of CRC in Iran were collected by conducting a literature search in international databases. Study Selection English articles were included where there was a clear definition of the population of patients under study and where the criteria for diagnosing CRC were well described. Data Extraction One author read each paper and extracted several studies and then the studies suitable for inclusion were reported in three categories. Results We identified 181 independent studies dating back to 2003; 168 full text articles were assessed for eligibility. However, 136 full text articles were excluded due to different reasons. Finally, 26 studies were suitable for inclusion in the analysis. The highest and lowest (age standardized rates) ASRs were respectively 3.4 and 2.6 in males and 11.42 and 10.56 in females. Time showed a slightly increasing trend in recent years. Conclusions Although Iran was expected to have a low incidence rate of CRC, recent studies revealed a slightly increasing trend for the incidence rate of CRC. This finding shows the necessity to consider CRC screening as an important issue in health policy priorities.
Colorectal cancer
Incidence
Iran
2015
03
01
0
0
https://colorectalresearch.sums.ac.ir/article_45485_6179fd9596ac71880e87f43119250c6b.pdf