Type / New England Journal / A. R. Lanfranco A. E. / K. L. Leung S. P. / Creative Commons / Vinci / Hindawi Publishing Corporation / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Germany / United Kingdom / Spain / / /
Facility
Single centre RCT / American College of Surgeons / University Surgical Cluster / /
IndustryTerm
laparoscopic resection / treatment of non-metastatic colon cancer / treatment of rectal cancer / Treatment of Cancer / hand-assist devices / /
MedicalCondition
colorectal cancer / bladder dysfunction / Colorectal Disease / rectal carcinoma / Wound infection / dysfunction / colon cancers / carcinoma / low rectal cancer / rectal tumours / colon cancer / non-metastatic colon cancer / Rectal Cancer / rectal adenocarcinoma / rectal cancers / robotic rectal cancer / cancer / erectile dysfunction / tumour / sexual dysfunction / pain / Diseases / colon and rectal cancer / surgeon tremor / rectosigmoid carcinoma / /
MedicalTreatment
Incision / open surgery / cancer surgery / robotic assisted surgery / endoscopic surgery / colorectal surgery / surgery / neoadjuvant therapy / Robotic surgery / Colon and Rectal Surgery / laparoscopic surgery / /
Movie
Male and female / /
Organization
European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer QLQ-CR38 / the American College / Ker-Kan Tan Division of Colorectal Surgery / /
Person
F. Collinson / J. M. Lee / S. U. Woo / O. Aziz / V / Hong Chan / Georgios Tsoulfas / J. S. Cho / C. Anderson / J. M. Kwak / D. N. Son / J. Kim / A. Sanchez / S. H. Kim / B. L. Green / S. J. Baek / Choon-Seng Chong / Bettina Lieske / /
Current Opinion / British Journal of Surgery / The American Journal / Archives of Surgery / The New England Journal of Medicine / Journal of Clinical Oncology / /
Laparoscopic Resection for Rectal Cancer: What Is the Evidence?