Hartmann's procedure explained

[@Sherirose1]

Thank you. 👏👏 after much searching I've finally found the right answer.

[@schoolofsurgery4140]

Happy to help - thanks for the handclaps!

[@TheJose4848]

I had this procedure including reversal

[@WicKedwiNd91]

If you don’t mind me asking how are you doing after?

[@georgealderson4424]

Fascinating video sir. Thank you. I liked so many aspects of the commentary eg including a mention of the work of the oft forgotten (by the patient at least!) anaesthetist and the graphic description of the scene facing you on opening! It is probably an asinine question for which I apologise but I wondered why intervention cannot be undertaken earlier in the disease when, presumably, things would be more identifiable? In any case, I am so glad that the patient is safe in your hands!
Blessings and peace

[@mahmoudmansour8965]

Great, that’s just a great explanation

[@dinahmae3716]

I had this op as an emergency, perforated bowel( no cancer thank gawd) in 2021, I had a reversal this May it was a disaster the join came adrift after a few days so I ended up with more surgery & a stoma again I was told I can try again in 6months!!!!!!!

[@Miss-an-thropic]

I have a Hartmanns Colostomy.
However I'm not sure how much bowel was removed.
My stoma is about level with my belly button. Does that mean a lot was removed?

[@christinedee532]

Would it be possible to include usual surgical instruments used?

[@pipatsukcharoen2265]

Really good information, thank you so much.

[@asmaaammar7269]

Why we dont do direct anastomosis direcly?

[@schoolofsurgery4140]

In an emergency situation there may be a great risk of leak of an anastomosis, which would almost certainly kill the patient.

[@haussamdikna9801]

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So why will be no leakage after reanastomosis ?

[@manartalha6142]

@@haussamdikna9801 because the ischemic dilated proximal part will be relieved and better anastomosis is obtained as compared to 1ry anastomosis

[@drsanjog]

Audio quality needs improvement .. Other than that nice and informative..

[@schoolofsurgery4140]

Thanks Sanjog - glad you found it helpful. We record with a pro spec podcast mic but sometimes the quality seems to be lost in file transfer. We always try to make the podcasts as good as they can be. Hope yo enjoyed the others.

[@frankmilano]

I just listened. Sounded great. Thank you. I just had my reversal.

[@lucagiovannelli4989]

Thanks for the lesson

[@sohailkareem5549]

well done sir. Great video

[@ninagovalla5329]

thank you so much for sharing!

[@shivsinghrajpurohit5292]

Nice explanation sir

[@schoolofsurgery4140]

Thanks!

[@asimrafid5467]

Thank you doctor

[@tytya-pedro5932]

Thank you doctor