Large intestinal obstruction like a life-threatening steatement is a subject of investigation in the present study. In such prospection are included 65 patients undergone surgery for large intestinal obstruction of cancer in period of seven years. Analyzed are after undertaken surgical procedures. It is clear that tendency of more security after surgery is concerned with the principles of radicalization after lower morbidity and mortality.
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