The simple and safe technical supply of ostomy is the patients indicator for life quality after an operation with performing colostomy. Therefore the correct choice of place, form and size is important as the guarantee of a sufficient perfusion of colostomy wall.
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October 1994
The glass-rectoscope, developed by P. Dewey is a cylinder speculum with a closed end and a working window at the side. This is a cheap instrument and method for transanal approach to the lower rectum.
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April 1992
103 cases have been analyzed retrospectively to define the indication for local extirpation of small and deep-seated rectum carcinomas with curative purpose. While pedunculated carcinomatous adenomas can be removed by endoscopic loop extraction, the non-sessile polypous carcinomas have to be radically extirpated by excision from intestinal wall resection is a promising procedure. Here, the transanal access by means of a funnel-shaped, lateral fenestrated glass speculum as introduced by Dewey yields better results than the rectotomia posterior.
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