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2013
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Digestive System Surgical Procedures; Humans; Laparoscopy; Postoperative Care/rehabilitationSujets proches
Diseases--Surgery Therapy Surgery, Primitive Peritoneoscopy CelioscopyCiter ce document
D. Roulin et al., « Chirurgie [Surgery]. », Serveur académique Lausannois, ID : 10670/1.62ortq
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In 2012, an innovative approach for staged in situ liver transection was proposed that could allow for even more aggressive major hepatectomies. Otherwise, after 25 years, laparoscopy became "traditional" and other minimally invasive techniques continue to be developed but their indications deserve further investigation. Less aggressive treatment in non-complicated diverticulitis becomes more popular, and even antibiotic treatment has been challenged by a randomized study. In colorectal oncology, local resection or observation only seems to become a valuable approach in selected patients with complete response after neo adjuvant chemoradiation. Finally, enhanced recovery pathways (ERAS) have been validated and is increasingly accepted for colorectal surgery and ERAS principles are successfully applied in other surgical fields.