Colectomy

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Lloyd Davies was criticised by some of his colleagues who said that cancer would inevitably develop in the rectum and so the operation was considered experimental 1958 having kept careful records for the previous ten years of all the patients who had an IRA operation Dr Dukes made this statement It would be difficult to find a more promising field

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Colon cancer

A surgical specimen of colectomy removal of the colon showing two polyps and a cancer

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Laparoscopic Assisted Colectomy

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Colectomy specimen

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Crohn colon

The appearance of Crohn s disease of the colon There are linear quot serpiginous quot ulcers separated by islands of surviving mucosa This is a colectomy specimen surgical removal of the colon

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scars

spt 8 14 08 about 9 months since my last surgery

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Villous Adenoma

This large villous adenoma carpets the cecum of a right colectomy specimen The fixed specimen is immersed in tapwater to display the delicate filigree of the villous surface pattern To view another better presentation of this image check out <a href= http www objectivepathology com PublicClientImages Uthman Villous Adenoma html > the version on the Website of Objective Pathology < a>

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I just found out my puppy is going to need surgery to fix his liver shunt so I decided to post some pictures from Luke s colectomy three years ago He had the surgery at the Northwest Vet Specialists in Clackamas Oregon which is where I ll be taking Curly Joe sometime soon for his surgery They re a great bunch Luke was in good hands so I know Curly Joe will be fine Luke had mega colon for the last five years of his life I won t get into the details but he had chronic diarrhea and needed medication every eight hours every day of his life When someone finally told me that a colectomy would resolve a lot of Luke s problems I made an appointment ASAP It was one of the hardest things I ve ever done leaving him there But the last thing I did was I pat Luke s belly and say quot Goodbye colon I can t say I ll be sorry to see you go Frankly you ve been nothing but trouble and I m sick of your shit quot Though Luke has some minor complications post op and had to stay two extra days the surgery was a success I was expecting to get another year out of him at the most but Luke lived another two years until he was diagnosed with cancer January of 07 I set up shop in the office while Luke recovered It was important to keep him still and quiet and make sure he didn t worry his staples We got some thick foam padding covered it with blankets and put it on the floor and that is where Luke hung out for a couple of weeks post op He had a Fentanyl patch on his neck plus I was giving him Tramadol so Luke was feeling reeeeeeeeally good So good in fact that he wanted to run around and play all the time We had to tether him to the couch to keep him still

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I just found out my puppy is going to need surgery to fix his liver shunt so I decided to post some pictures from Luke s colectomy three years ago He had the surgery at the Northwest Vet Specialists in Clackamas Oregon which is where I ll be taking Curly Joe sometime soon for his surgery They re a great bunch Luke was in good hands so I know Curly Joe will be fine Luke had mega colon for the last five years of his life I won t get into the details but he had chronic diarrhea and needed medication every eight hours every day of his life When someone finally told me that a colectomy would resolve a lot of Luke s problems I made an appointment ASAP It was one of the hardest things I ve ever done leaving him there But the last thing I did was I pat Luke s belly and say quot Goodbye colon I can t say I ll be sorry to see you go Frankly you ve been nothing but trouble and I m sick of your shit quot Though Luke has some minor complications post op and had to stay two extra days the surgery was a success I was expecting to get another year out of him at the most but Luke lived another two years until he was diagnosed with cancer January of 07 In this photo we had just gotten back from picking Luke up at the hospital I still had him on the leash because he was wacked out on pain meds and wanted to run around like a madman Tank as ever stood buy for moral support Also those aren t pajamas I m wearing they re scrubs I had gone to pick Luke up right after I got off work

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I just found out my puppy is going to need surgery to fix his liver shunt so I decided to post some pictures from Luke s colectomy three years ago He had the surgery at the Northwest Vet Specialists in Clackamas Oregon which is where I ll be taking Curly Joe sometime soon for his surgery They re a great bunch Luke was in good hands so I know Curly Joe will be fine Luke had mega colon for the last five years of his life I won t get into the details but he had chronic diarrhea and needed medication every eight hours every day of his life When someone finally told me that a colectomy would resolve a lot of Luke s problems I made an appointment ASAP It was one of the hardest things I ve ever done leaving him there But the last thing I did was I pat Luke s belly and say quot Goodbye colon I can t say I ll be sorry to see you go Frankly you ve been nothing but trouble and I m sick of your shit quot Though Luke has some minor complications post op and had to stay two extra days the surgery was a success I was expecting to get another year out of him at the most but Luke lived another two years until he was diagnosed with cancer January of 07 In this picture when Luke got this look on his face you know there was going to be trouble I miss him so much

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Her first look at her incision

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I just found out my puppy is going to need surgery to fix his liver shunt so I decided to post some pictures from Luke s colectomy three years ago He had the surgery at the Northwest Vet Specialists in Clackamas Oregon which is where I ll be taking Curly Joe sometime soon for his surgery They re a great bunch Luke was in good hands so I know Curly Joe will be fine Luke had mega colon for the last five years of his life I won t get into the details but he had chronic diarrhea and needed medication every eight hours every day of his life When someone finally told me that a colectomy would resolve a lot of Luke s problems I made an appointment ASAP It was one of the hardest things I ve ever done leaving him there But the last thing I did was I pat Luke s belly and say quot Goodbye colon I can t say I ll be sorry to see you go Frankly you ve been nothing but trouble and I m sick of your shit quot Though Luke has some minor complications post op and had to stay two extra days the surgery was a success I was expecting to get another year out of him at the most but Luke lived another two years until he was diagnosed with cancer January of 07

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open colectomy

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