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UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SYSTEM UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL CENTER 2500 North State Street, Jackson MS 39216COLON AND RECTAL SURGERY CLINICAL PRIVILEGES Name:Page 1 Initial Appointment

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1. Start by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water to maintain proper hygiene.
2. Gather all the necessary supplies such as sterile gloves, surgical drapes, antiseptic solution, sutures, and surgical instruments.
3. Position the patient properly on the operating table, ensuring comfort and accessibility to the surgical site.
4. Administer anesthesia to the patient according to the anesthesiologist's instructions.
5. Begin the surgery by making an incision in the abdomen or rectum, depending on the specific procedure required.
6. Carefully dissect the surrounding tissues to gain access to the colon or rectum.
7. Remove any diseased or affected portions of the colon or rectum following proper surgical techniques.
8. Close the incision using sutures or staples, ensuring proper alignment and adequate closure.
9. Apply sterile dressings and bandages to the surgical site to promote healing and prevent infection.
10. Provide post-operative care and instructions to the patient, including pain management and follow-up appointments for monitoring recovery.

Who needs colon and rectal surgery?

1. Colon and rectal surgery may be necessary for individuals who have been diagnosed with various conditions and diseases, such as:
2. - Colon or rectal cancer
3. - Diverticulitis
4. - Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis)
5. - Rectal prolapse
6. - Hemorrhoids (in severe cases)
7. - Fistulas or abscesses
8. - Bowel obstruction
9. - Polyps that cannot be removed through other procedures
10. It is important to consult with a qualified medical professional to determine if colon and rectal surgery is necessary for your specific condition.

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What is colon and rectal surgery?

Colon and rectal surgery is a specialized field of surgery that deals with conditions affecting the colon, rectum, and anus.

Who is required to file colon and rectal surgery?

Patients who undergo colon and rectal surgery are required to have their procedure documented and filed by their healthcare provider.

How to fill out colon and rectal surgery?

To fill out a colon and rectal surgery report, the healthcare provider must document the procedure, any findings, complications, and follow-up care.

What is the purpose of colon and rectal surgery?

The purpose of colon and rectal surgery is to treat conditions such as colon cancer, diverticulitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and other disorders affecting the colon and rectum.

What information must be reported on colon and rectal surgery?

The report for colon and rectal surgery must include details of the procedure performed, any complications encountered, follow-up care instructions, and any pathology results.