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Surgery on Crohn’s Surgery on Crohn’s DiseaseDisease
Dennis KY Ngo
Department of Surgery
Prince of Wales Hospital
Joint Hospital Surgical Grand Round
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Background
Chronic transmural inflammatory process that can affect GI tract anywhere, also associated with extraintestinal manifestation
Commonly : ileal, ileocolic, colonic and perianal disease
Diagnosis based on macroscopic, histologic and radiological features
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IncidenceMore common in Caucasian
5-6 per 100 000 population ( North American, northern Europe )
Rate is lower in Asia. However, there is increasing trend
1 per 100 000 population ( Hong Kong ) 3 fold over the past decade
Leong at el. Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. 10(5):646-51, 2004 Sep.
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Increasing incidence of Crohn’s disease annually, more and more people will keep an eye on the treatment modality, esp in these young age group population.
Apart from medical therapy,
What is the surgeons’ role in treatiWhat is the surgeons’ role in treating this benign disease ? ng this benign disease ?
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M/22
Good past health
Presented in March 2006 with right iliac fossa
pain associated with diarrhoea and weight loss
for 1 month
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Colonoscopy on 8 March 2006
• Inflammation and ulcers at caecum and ileocaecal valve
• Terminal ileum could not be intubated because of swollen i
leocaecal valve
• Biopsy: Crohn’s disease
Seen by Gastroenterologists on 10 March 2006; Salof
alk 1 g TDS and prednisolone started
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Readmission as Emergency
Readmission on 12 March 2006
Increased right iliac fossa pain for 1 day
Fever 38.5 0C
Pulse rate: 100/minute
CXR: no infradiaphragmatic free gas
WCC: 13.5 x 109/L
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Thickened terminal
ileum and caecum
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Pockets of free gas
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Pocket of free gas
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Ileocaecal Crohn’s disease with peritonitis and s
uspected perforation
Emergency laparoscopic-assisted righ
t hemicolectomy
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Cobblestone appearance
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~ 80% will require surgery irrespective of its siteFarmer et al. Gastroenterology 1985; 30:990-5Bernell et al. Ann Surg 2000; 231:38-45
Surgery Curative ( potentially involve the entire intestine )
Recurrence (invariable)Potential benefits of surgery
Symptoms reliefImproved nutritional statusReduced dependence of medication
Development of Surgical procedures focus on treating the complications as well as conserving the bowel length
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Indications of SurgeryFailed medical treatment
Growth retardation (Children)Complication of steriod and other medical therapy
ComplicationsObstruction
Perforation
Fistula formation
Abscess formation
Bleeding
Toxic colitis
Malignancy
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Management of Stenosis
Non-operativeBalloon dilatation
OperativeBypass
Strictureplasty
Resection
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Balloon dilatation55 patients, managed by endoscopic dilatation
18mm balloon, followed by 20/25mmInflated for 2min ( repeat 2-6 inflations)90% successful dilatation8% perforation rate
Mean FU time : 33.6 months18 patient need second dilatation at 1.5 yearLong term successful rate : 62%Operation rate : 38%
Couckuyt H, et al. Gut 1995;36:577-580
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Bypass
Popular in the past (1930-1950)
Problems : Active disease in the retained segment
Abscess / Fistula / Perforation / increased rate of malignancy of bypassed segment
No place in modern day surgery, ExceptGastroduodenal Crohn’s with hostile adhesions to adjacent organs preventing a safe excision
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Strictureplasty
Mainly used for small bowel
Good symptomatic relief and bowel sparing
Aim at conserving small bowel for the fear of short bowel
Ideal for short stricture
Can be performed for single or multiple strictures
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ContraindicationPerforation of bowel
Present of abscess, inflammation and fistula
Multiple strictures over a short segment of bowel
Inability to perform tension-free suture line
Profound hypoalbuminemia
Generally not to be performed on large bowelHigh recurrence rate
High risk of malignancy
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Technique
Longitudinal incision with extension to normal looking bowelInspection of lumen, biospy of suspicious lesion ( R/O malignancy )
Stricture < 10cm : close in Heineke-Miculicz fashionStricture 10-20cm : repaired with Finney strictureplasty
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Heineke Miculicz Strictureplasty
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Recurrence & Reoperation
100 patients included for strictureplastyMean FU 85.1 months ( 0.2-240.9 months )
Overall reoperation rate : 56%
N. S. Fearnhead et al. British Journal of Surgery 2006;93:475-482
162 patients Reoperative rates (5 years) : 31%
Ozuner et al Dis Colon Rectum 1996
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Majority – new segments of stricture
Recurrence at strictureplasty site is rare – 3.7%
Stebbing et al Br J Surg 1995
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ResectionLimited resection to achieve the goal of symptomatic relief, while preserving the bowel length
Resect macroscopically diseased bowel without concern for microscopic disease
Recurrence is unaffected the width of the margin of resection from marcroscopically involved bowel
Recurrence rate not increase when microscopic disease still present in the resection margin
Fazio et al. Annals of Surgery 1996;224:563-573
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Intestinal Fistula
Internal fistula (30-40% CD)Ilijevski et al Eur J Surg 1997
General surgical principle
Resect the 10 diseased segment
Close the 20 involved organs
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Colonic operation
Intractable disease ( failed medical therapy )
Severe colitis
Bleeding
Malignancy
Involving entire colon and rectumGold standard : proctocolectomy and ileostomy
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Less extensive resectionSubtotal colectomy + mucous fistula
Total colectomy + ileorectal anastamosis
Segmental colonic resection
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Role of laparoscopic surgery
Longer operationHigher cost
Faster recoveryLess scarring
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Application of laparoscopic technique to Crohn’s disease
Benign disease
Relatively young patients (back to normal duty with economic consideration)
Better cosmesis
Risk of adhesive intestinal obstruction / incisional hernia
Possibility of multiple surgery Ozuner D et al Dis Colon Rectum 1996; 39: 1199-1203
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DevelopmentStoma creation (ileostomy / colostomy)Earliest indicationBraga M et al Ann Surg 2002; 236: 759-66
Limited segmental SB resectionIleocaecal resectionMore complex / recurrent disease (fistula, phlegmon, etc)Emergency setting
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Meta-analysis for ileocaecal resection in Crohn’s
783 patients (Lap: 338)
15 studies (1995 - 2004)
1 RCT1 RCT; 6 prospective; 8 retrospective
Conversion rate: 6.8%
Tilney HS et al Surgical Endos May 2006
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Significant differenceLap vs Open
OT time (longer in Laparoscopic group)~30 mins
Post-op recovery (faster in Laparoscopic group)Tolerates full diet (1.47 days)First flatus (0.68 days)First bowel motion (0.58 days)Shorter hospital stay (2.97 days)
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Similar outcome
Blood loss
Post-op complicationsAnastomotic leakage
Wound infection
Bowel obstruction
Intra-abd abscess
Return to work
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Issues addressed
Technical feasibility
Safety
Immediate operative outcomes
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Postoperative course ( our case )
First bowel motion: D3
Fluid diet resumed: D4
DAT: D6
Full ambulation: D4
Home: D9
No complication
Wound length: 8 cm
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Conclusion
Surgical role in Crohn’s disease is Not to cure the disease
treat the complications with improvement of quality of life of these young group of patient
Development of laparoscopic surgery Better cosmesis and body image
Faster recovery
Less adhesion for ease of reoperation latter
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Thank you