目次

Anorectal Evaluation.- Colonic Evaluation.- Physiologic Testing.- Bowel Preparation.- Perioperative Assessment and risk stratification.- Anorectal Pain.- Anal Disease in the neutropenic patient.- Anal Mass.- Pruritus Ani.-Anorectal bleeding.- Lower GI hematochezia.- Melena.- Abdominal  Pain.-Occult Rectal Bleeding.- Diarrhea.- Approach to Chronic Constipation.- Pelvic outlet obstruction.- Fecal incontinence.- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).- Anal Fissure.- Recurrent anal fissure.- Anal stenosis and stricture.- Anorectal abscess.- Fistula in ano.- Rectovaginal fistula.- Anorectal Crohn’s disease.- Internal Hemorrhoids.- External hemorrhoids.- Pilonidal disease.- Complex and recurrent pilonidal disease.- Hidradenitis suppurativa.- Rectal prolapse.- Rectal intussusception.- Anal Margin tumors.- Anorectal trauma.- STDs.- Anorectal disease in the immunosuppressed patient.- Fournier’s Gangrene.- Proctitis.- Radiation proctitis.- Non-healing perineal wounds.- Anal Canal neoplasms.- Retrorectal tumors.- Rectal polyps.- Colorectal Cancer staging.- Rectal Cancer local therapy.- Rectal cancer- proctectomy.- Rectal cancer – adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy.- Stage IV colorectal cancer.- Rectal cancer – watch and wait.- Rectal Cancer Postoperative surveillance.- Recurrent and locally advanced rectal cancer.- Crohn’s colitis.- Ulcerative colitis.- Extraintestinal manifestations of IBD.- Toxic colitis.- Infectious colitis.- Diverticulitis.- Pouchitis.- Volvulus.- Colorectal Trauma.-Endometriosis.-Large bowel obstruction.- Colonic Pseuodobstruction.- Ischemic.- colitis.- Stricture.- Benign neoplasms of the colon.- FAP.- Lynch Syndrome.- Malignant polyp.- Adenomatous polyps.- Colon Cancer surgical therapy.- Locally advanced colon cancer.- Recurrent colon cancer.- Mesenteric ischemia.- Small bowel obstruction.- Radiation enteritis.- Small bowel Crohn’s disease.- Enterocutanous and enteroatmospheric fistula.- Small bowel polyps.- Lymphoma.- Carcinoid.- Stomal prolapse.- Peristomal hernias.- Stomal retraction and stricture.- Stomal varices.- Peristomal skin complications.- Ureter injury.- Splenic injury.- Colonoscopic perforation.- Anastomotic stricture.- Anastomotic leakage.- Anastomotic bleeding.- Postoperative abscess.- Postpolypectomy Hemorrhage.- Postpolypectomy Thermal injury .