Laparoscopic Colectomy

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#LaparoscopicColectomy #ColonSurgery #LargeIntestine
A colectomy is usually done to treat diseases that inflame your colon, a bowel obstruction, colon cancer, or a damaged or injured colon. The anatomy of the colon, and the laparoscopic procedure done to remove a portion of the colon, are depicted.
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[@tootsla1252]

My husband had this exact emergency operation last night. His colon was blocked, perforated and leaking. He was probably 36 hours from going septic and dying. He’s doing fine. Not thrilled to have a colostomy bag, but it will be reconnected in 6 months. And he’s really glad he’s not dead!

[@jasonmeyers3423]

I just went through this procedure with colostomy on Feb 10th. I get mine reversed on May 4th. Praying he is feeling better and his hopes are high. I'm going through a bit of depression and financial hardships because of this. Pray he is staying strong

[@kayceegaw2777]

I had one in September 2021 due to a cancerous tumor pushing my colon shut. My intestines were close to busting. I have stage 3 ovarian cancer and my main md said this might happen. They removed 14 lbs of poop that was a hard as concrete. I am not a fan of my bag, but I wanna live.

[@ArchNephalym]

studying this right now in surgery. really cool!

[@prakashsudha1999]

Ipa epti irukanga

[@prakashsudha1999]

Enga pakkuringa

[@hammadshah6885]

Hats off to all doctors and salute to all patients who go through this process. May Allah ease you pain and keep everyone healthy. Indeed it is a test from Almighty God.

[@sylhet1978]

Ameen

[@alajlan2012]

Ameen thumma ameen

[@khaledmohamed2163]

Ameen

[@suhermanbsd539]

Amen

[@shaikkhaja4182]

Aameen

[@sameertamboli4344]

Today my new born baby has this surgery😢😢😢please pray for my new born baby 🤲

[@R-BURQUENO]

I will pray in Christ's name. We all must go through trials, but may he be with you, and give you and your child strength. God Bless you my friend. Please let us know how things are going. Please.

[@SouravThapa]

God bless him❤❤

[@maheenkhan2548]

How is your baby now is he fine

[@R-BURQUENO]

Yes, if possible, please let us know. I know we are the last people you are thinking of, which we totally get, but if you come back across this, we would really like to know. God Bless

[@sourcewatcher232]

Legend says this only appears in your recommendations when your gonna eat.

[@perseus9553]

source watcher I am eating

[@newzoran3624]

Bruh I was planing to eat a cake hope I wont get it.But there is no chance.

[@jcbgy3225]

I sometimes eat watching this lol

[@waitwhatdoyoumean]

@@jcbgy3225 what a mad lad

[@tayluvofficial]

nah.. I'm constipated just for 1 day and it already feels like I'll have to get this surgery😭😭

[@nahidnabil3173]

These guys are doing a great job for the community involved in this field...❤️

[@peteryeung111]

You correct. This is the exact procedure i had for my colon cancer. This is the first time I have a clear visual understanding of what they did.

[@josephrodrigues2707]

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[@udinyaya5552]

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[@udinyaya5552]

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[@udinyaya5552]

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[@MandalBros]

You Always come with great information and visuals for understanding ❤️.

[@headshotgaming6522]

A bihari nikal

[@MandalBros]

@@headshotgaming6522 I'm not Bihari, I think you are 😄.

[@limenglieva3220]

@@MandalBros 😄

[@the_bowiekid]

I had sigmoid volvulus. My colon was twisted like a pretzel ! The pain was so severe I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy. I was going to die had I not went to the ER ! I had two colonoscopies. They took out a foot of my colon... my surgery was successful. No colostomy, which I was concerned about, my colon was reconnected. Only 4 weeks into my recovery 🙏🏽 I'm feeling much better and healing. I had an amazing surgeon and healthcare team ! They saved my life.

[@davidoladapo8339]

What are the signs of sigmoid volvulus

[@samanthaknapo]

Had the same, 10 years ago.

[@samanthaknapo]

​@@davidoladapo8339They vary. You won't know without imaging with an MRI etc. They're typical IBS symptoms, bloating, constipation, pain, nausea, vomitting, changes in stool shape, runny tummy. It's only in emergencies and you're rushed to the emergency room. I thought I was having a heart attack, but my vitals were still fine. I did look probably 4/5 months pregnant. The primary physician actually accused me if hiding my "pregnancy" from my mom, but she referred me to a specialist that evening. They ran imaging tests the next day and that's when they saw I had a sigmoid volvulous. That was followed by 2 endoscopic procedures and then the surgery.

[@CC-kl4nh]

My dad just had a bowel obstruction and surgery. Any tips for pain management and recovery?

[@the_bowiekid]

@@CC-kl4nh It’s difficult to answer, everyone’s body is different and how it reacts. I’d consult with a doctor and talk about those concerns. Proper medication, staying active, and having good ppl around you for support is what helped me. Any major surgery like that is a long road to recovery and follow-ups with your doctor is important. It’s been 11 months since I made this comment and I’m still recovering, but I feel better and your Dad will too ! 🙏🏽

[@pablovillafuerte5025]

My father just had this done, now i have a better idea of what happened. God bless the doctors around the world!

[@bigdata9605]

How’s your dad doing? Any update

[@sanjanalokhan6547]

My dad had this surgery done but he does not want to live with a colostomy bag....i want to know how your dad is doing and any advice for my dad please on how to live with the bag...its gonna be very helpful..

[@bigdata9605]

@@sanjanalokhan6547 your dad need as much support as possible, hope and love, I wish him speedy recovery and praying for him

[@sager3388]

Yes Doctors, surgeons, nurses.. Love em all! And we definately need more of them in this world.

[@ruksana365]

My dad too

[@creativewater5220]

This is so amazing. As someone who is studying this subject, this channel is a boon.

[@Latoos976]

Boon sounds like an insult Or is it 🤔

[@newzoran3624]

I should subscribe if I my wish of a becoming a doctor in the future becomes true.

[@mlp-violet-star]

@@Latoos976 It isn't. They're basically saying that this channel is helpful for them.

[@qualitytymwithkemba9266]

my son is only two and had this done to him... he has hershes sprung disease

[@nishajamal8663]

Excellent channel.... appreciable work guys🤗

[@leahholbrook357]

I love your videos!! So educational

[@lifeiswargodisall7415]

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[@husheddesert1725]

Hopefully one day i can be involved in medicine

[@tannukashyap4224]

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[@john1234gr]

Keep up the great work. We learn a great ton from your videos.

[@1Sparda1_]

God bless all the doctors around the world

[@Salar_Khan-399.]

Thank you for great information.keep it up.

[@bouffant-girl]

I underwent a partial laparoscopic colostomy for diverticulitis without a colostomy. The surgery wasn't fun but I had a great surgeon and made a full recovery 🙏

[@asef698]

We're you not asleep during the surgery?

[@bouffant-girl]

@@asef698 I was under general anesthesia, and completely unaware of the surgery while it was being processed. However, the recovery from the procedure was very difficult, even though a colostomy was not necessary. It was worth it, however. I have not had a single episode of septic diverticulitis since the surgery.

[@bouffant-girl]

I meant performed, instead of processed

[@earthisnotflat7331]

​@@bouffant-girlso how are you now? Is the disease gone?

[@bouffant-girl]

@@earthisnotflat7331 I made a full recovery and I haven't had any problems with my colon since then.

[@aikthestudypoint3321]

Really very informative video and very helpful

[@evixiez_luvv]

Oh wow! So my grandma uses the bad thingy and I never understood why until I watched this video. I knew she had cancer but never what kind. Thanks for the information!

[@LydiaKoduahGrindley]

VERY informative

[@charmainethagoddess5572]

I just had this surgery 2 weeks ago! Life changing is what I have to say 🙏🏾

[@jeffreyadams207]

I am heading to surgeon consult in a couple weeks, please tell me this helped?

[@Yianiz]

my mom is going to have this tomorrow. how is it?

[@sheba8433]

Did they put a colostomy bag on you? I’m scheduled to have it done 5-25-2021

[@Yianiz]

@@sheba8433 depends. my mom didn't need one. she only had the Jackson Pratt drain for 2 before they removed it. I hope you don't need it as well. 🙏🏻 Get well soon.

[@jeffreyadams207]

@@sheba8433 no

[@user-xo6kj4qh8z]

Thanks for the tutorial, im going to do this right now😁

[@Typmoore57]

23 at the time I’m 24 now, just had this done and also a appendix surgery to remove it. Sometimes it feels like I can feel the staples. I’m just lucky to be alive and lucky that when my appendix ruptured they removed it in time.

[@user-bc3ou1vv6g]

Ure 26 now😊

[@-almahllaweyali6627]

These videos are beautiful and very useful, thank you for helping all the students

[@anshulmahajan4175]

Keep up the great work

[@KiaPiaaa]

This was an amazing demonstration. Also very informative, thank you ☺️

[@bouffant-girl]

If your gastrointestinal physician recommends a partial colectomie for diverticulitis, have the surgery performed as soon as possible. This will greatly reduce the chances of you needing to wear a colostomy bag. This may also save your life, by removing the damaged section of colon before you experience a life threatening bowel blockage, potentially lethal infection, catastrophic rupture of the colon, necrosis and gangrene of the colon, and many other potentially fatal complications.

[@jr6874]

I've been suffering for 14 years pain everyday diverticulosis and inflammation and narrowing doctor wants to operate

[@bouffant-girl]

​@@jr6874I am Soooo Sorry 😞 for you 😔 Sweetheart, Please 🙏 😢 😘 💕 let the doctors operate. You ❤️ ✨️ Are Soooo Loved 😍 ❤️ 🎉Please stay in touch with me ❤🎉

[@t.sinclair8288]

I recently had this surgery and I'm feeling so much better.

[@bouffant-girl]

@@t.sinclair8288 I am very happy to hear that your surgery was a success and that you are feeling better

[@hipphipphurra77]

Thank you, no more questions, never ever.

[@rushikeshzol4097]

I am Medical Student and this information was useful in my carrier

[@ruksana_parbin]

I WANT TO BE A GREAT SERGEON.. ,, FOR CARDIO

[@mlnz2991]

Love your video, keep up this kind of video👍👍

[@anshulmahajan4175]

Thanks for useful information

[@mesbahuddin4794]

thanks, nucleus

[@gustavodiazlopex3512]

Hola ami me icieron esta operacion tengo un año mepuede afectar sino me opero?

[@suehorley6059]

Thank you most helpful.

[@TrueInvisible]

thanks for the lesson! i had no idea this existed before!

[@Hasan_ali64]

Such a nice video 👍 thumbs up

[@rubabmubarrat]

I feel so sad watching and realizing how many diseases there are in the world. I have asthma, slight kidney damage, skin disease, low immune system - for these I always complain. Never realized how almighty kept me better than others and appreciated a bit. 🙏

[@patriciaalvarez3006]

Just had this done yesterday feels like I got donkey kicked in the stomach but my surgeon says everything went well I hope I make a speedy recovery 🙂

[@RB01.10]

I know the feeling, I had mine removed a few years back because I got bad Ulcerative Colitis. The pain was absolutely unbearable after both surgeries and I could barely move. Granted the pain meds did help during that week

[@dariusacquilwarren5230]

@@RB01.10 how are you now

[@RB01.10]

@@dariusacquilwarren5230 4-5 years later I’m doing quite well. I still take some anti inflammatory meds and infusions every now and then for the little bit of inflammation I have to keep the bleeding under control which has gotten better since I started on the meds (they had to keep my rectum to make the connection work, as I’m a tall guy at 6ft 5). At the beginning I had around 4-5 bowel movements a day but now I’m down to around 2-3. I can also tell the difference between getting gas and having an actual bowel movement, something I’ve heard not many people get to that point

[@snaps1968]

What’s the full recovery after surgery. Had a tumor removed from small intestine

[@patriciaalvarez3006]

@snaps1968 Well, for me, it's coming up 1 year later and the biggest issue I still deal with is having digestive issues meaning certain foods cause me to have diarrhea but digestive enzymes have helped me a lot.

[@dejabu24]

this is so good that I watch it twice ,I wonder how this surgeons practice this kind of interventions like that 1:30 looks like requires extreme precision

[@icrashedyourcar328]

Welcome back to "what is this doing in my reccomended?" Ngl though these are interesting to watch

[@dillets1090]

I think I’m glad I’m subbed to this channel

[@tbarkahmed2796]

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[@AIIMS_BHAIYA]

Very nice..

[@shantymelendez3952]

I have a channel called shanty Melendez and I sponsor you because I was going to be a docter and you made me learn about things like heart failure

[@guaysonify]

Very interesting 😮😮😮😮

[@sanchitashukla04]

Visualisation make it better to understand

[@robnewman6101]

Understanding our bodies.

[@lovlesh1326]

A Wonderful treatment Thanking you

[@patriciawilliams5287]

Thank you

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

You're welcome

[@tanmaydasadhikari193]

I am understanding the importance of staying healthy

[@newzoran3624]

Me too when I got appendix

[@Himanshu-ku9jn]

Can you tell me about Argentifinoma tumor ....in biopsy report

[@sueparker33]

Amazing talented surgeons battled to save my life ok period. My life books and musical instruments and equipment belongs to me ok period.

[@mite1220]

I'm actually shoked... thank you a lot for the explanaiton, but didn't know that something like this could be done.

[@bedasishsivam9011]

Good experience

[@ceresjanin8679]

Me: He won't connect the colon to the belly won't he? Doctor: *connects the colon to the belly* Me: aight

[@newzoran3624]

Ahaha

[@frostar701]

the belly button is connected to your bladder, this was how ur mother empted ur bladder when she carried you

[@gonavygreg5203]

I could absolutely do this.

[@mkj3332]

Great video!! I wonder how doctor pull the removed colon out? It doesn’t seem to have a ‘hole’ through the stomach. (The doctor used laparoscopy)

[@wedontlikenoneofyou]

about a 5 in incision under the funiculus umbilicalis

[@EmmaQuinn-um3kd]

My partner just had this surgery it right this video does not show the cut on the belly needed to remove the damaged bit of bowel

[@kunalchandwani9859]

Are there any pregnancy related issues after this surgery?

[@nitrousmusic]

This is really interesting. But I can never be a surgeon. This is animated. But imagine doing this in real life 🤢

[@MrAgolikeri]

One of my friends who is a surgeon told me they keep a dish ready with them ready for puking or collecting tears during the course of a surgery because sometimes some surgeries are really so alarmingly graphic. Many surgeons even faint during surgeries :v. Trust me a surgeon's life is that stressful and miserable. And there is NO ROOM FOR MISTAKES.

[@sakurakou2009]

@@MrAgolikeri I am dental student and just dealing with people teeth is enough to make my stomach turn upside down , so I can imagine how hard it is for surgeons when they inside someone body doing surgery 😷

[@supernova7799]

@@MrAgolikeri they drink the tears after

[@shamimanasrin428]

Yeah I won't even recognise the organs in real life 😭

[@seinfan9]

I like that the channel hearted the comment.

[@priyakashyap2983]

I'm a colostomy patient I want to ask about reversal colostomy surgery and how after it intestines are merged???

[@lowkeys4761]

amazing. hope all people experience this amazing works

[@rantlord8373]

Wtf?

[@islam.channel153]

How you can change a poche colostomie alone

[@user-py9gk3sy3b]

Is this Hartman's procedure?

[@amjadali22422]

*My NEET exam will be 3 may 2020 pray for me* *This channel most useful for medical study like live practicals*

[@user-vy1yq2pq8v]

Wish you best of luck!! U can do it!!!

[@amjadali22422]

@@user-vy1yq2pq8v if all of you with me, support, pray for me. Ican do it thnk you dude🤟👈

[@omshanti8868]

God Bless You

[@tannukashyap4224]

@@amjadali22422 heyyyyyyyy wishh you all the bestt!!!!!! :)

[@sarcastic_prachi]

Wish u all the best!! ✌

[@GIRIBABUPAUL]

If in this cash after operation how many days after lekived can given

[@husnainsharief4327]

in how much time reversal colotomy operate is done after having small part of large intestine?

[@sylhet1978]

I had a colonoscopy then ct colonography so far they didn't find anything but only thing they said that i have redundant tortus bowels which is mean that i have extra long colon 😢on sigmoid colon loops my gastrantologist saying to shorten my bowel bcz it's twists but my problem is excessive gass stomach discomfort after opening bowels doing pooo 20 minutes later stomach feels discomfort 😢 don't know what to do

[@aml7758]

Why abdominal cavity does not get infected if we open the colon within it?

[@MrAIRobot]

Приятного аппетита!

[@robertyoung406]

I'm happy to see that the pouch is temporary. Is there ever a case where the pouch is permanent?

[@venomx4093]

Colon cancer perhaps.

[@SHAHIDBEIGH9]

I had this surgery at the age of 10

[@annmariemorgan8518]

That procedure looks kinda painful

[@Ariyan2O12]

i was sore for weeks after getting mine. the stoma is still kind of tender sometimes.

[@paulian1888]

They could have just called the operation "Giving someone a semicolon"

[@Peaceandhappiness99]

My dad might need this operation too. He had a bowel (colon) twist last year and was very luckily untwisted with a endoscopy. However the doctors have advised his colon is very long and will need a surgery to cut this down and prevent it happening from future.. however we have heard about how “risky” the surgery is and can result in death.. please advise..!

[@bouffant-girl]

The Risk/Benefit Ratio is extremely important. With that being said, how old is your father, and does he have any serious health problems. If so, how well are they controlled?

[@matthewnikitas8905]

Any surgery is inherently risky just by nature the of it, but if it wasn’t ultimately necessary if wouldn’t be performed to begin with

[@rieblox11]

When you're the first one to fall asleep at a sleepover

[@noorjaman2105]

Great.. Love from 🇧🇩

[@Lilghostpepper]

Ever having to have a surgery like this is one of my biggest fears in life

[@michaezell4607]

I was supposed to undergo the procedure today but had to postpone it because I started feeling sick yesterday probably out of fear of getting it done so now I have to meet with or call my surgeon to reschedule the whole procedure.

[@crimsonthemudwing]

@@michaezell4607 well let us know how it went unless it already happned. If so how was it? Was it scary? Or as horrible as it sounds lol?

[@2832sarah]

Not if you want your life saving

[@cherrypie3942]

Asking all to pray for a full recovery after surgery, with God's healing powers❤

[@bellerazi8313]

I was just curious how this is actually done because ive had 4 bowel resections thanks to colon cancer

[@venomx4093]

How are you now?

[@BlahBlahBlah13623]

So important to eat high fibre foods and avoid added sugars, refined carbohydrates and processed meats. Eat red meat in low amounts. 7 servings of fruit and vegetables a day have been shown to reduce all-cause mortality by 34%.

[@boggarapulokesh3224]

Are there any other medical procedures for these kind of problems? Because colostomy or colectomy would cause body to not absorb or absorb very less amount of nutrients and water content from food. This would lead to even more diseases and cause the patient to suffer even more from deficiency diseases or any other.

[@voice5sur5]

in this phase of the digestion, most nutrients are already absorbed, it's mainly water by that time. the removal or a small section doesn't really impact the patient.

[@boggarapulokesh3224]

@@voice5sur5 thanks for the clarification. I think patient would get loose stools after this surgery and the would have to drink more amount of water daily (relatively). Right?

[@kartikkarajgikar2846]

The small intestine is responsible for absorption of nutrients. There are some problems regarding bowel movements and surgeons usually accommodate that by creating a pouch in the region for collecting faeces and attaching that to anus

[@davidhannum5598]

Hydration is essential

[@bouffant-girl]

It is Extremely Important to consult a physician, a specialist, and to get several opinions about medical and surgical treatments before making Any Treatment Decisions!!

[@wagamama3543]

Wish me luck for this surgery, i had endometriosis that infiltrated to rectum

[@rdwaldsaxe-coburg666]

Why are they not using sheep or pig full stomach transplant ?

[@KatieLeeTitus]

How do you know if you need that surgery?

[@neelsuthar7391]

pay attention to the video, they told you in the beginning.

[@cioarasorin5137]

What is Chron's disease, diverticulitis and ulcerative collitis?

[@AlphiumProductions]

for april fools day, this channel should make a video describing getting impaled by a wooden spike in Vietnam like it is a medical procedure.

[@billybob6604]

thanks youtube

[@lynnhamps7052]

Having this done on Friday due to cancer..terrified b e glad when it's over!😞🇬🇧

[@charlesvancella524]

Lynn Hamps: How did the surgery play out? What was the result? How are you doing? Respectively, very well, all good and excellent, I hope!

[@venomx4093]

How are you doing now?

[@davidhannum5598]

Hope your surgery went well. I have had stage III colon cancer three times since 2014, with a colostomy bag each time. The first two were reversed and colon reconnected, but i have a bag now. If you can't eventually have the bag removed, don't give up, you can lead a normal life, stay positive ! I'm still here 9 years after my initial diagnosis.

[@emmahmochere5758]

@Lynn Hamps How are you fairing on now....hope you doing great after surgery

[@davidoladapo8339]

@@davidhannum5598 pls, what are the early symptoms of colon cancer. Pls reply🙏

[@krishnendudas2154]

Does the abdominal aerotic aneurysm cause gangrene in the intestines, sir ?

[@top5skaryjumpscares]

Cool

[@mahfujurrahman425]

But in my mom case, doctor said her colon can't be joined later! don't know why!

[@Jacob-ux8io]

I have IBS will this help?

[@generalthings4233]

Sir my son is patient of hurshpring deseas ..he has stoma and have a report of ganglion cells absent in some part of intestin .. doctor said another oprate after 3 months of clostomy...what do you say about that

[@anujaaryal9626]

I had done this 1 month ago

[@darleneespinosa1792]

DID YOU KNOW THE STOMAS

[@itsm3dud39]

how is the pooping works because now the colon is small and i think now the person have to go to toilet twice a day

[@vishalpandeysahas]

What is the cost of surgery in India ? Please tell me fast 😢

[@mahmoodobed313]

من فضلك ممكن عنوان المستشفي او رقم الهاتف من فضلك

[@retard9718]

My friend Katie Robbins is getting this surgery