Keyphrases
Colonic Cancer
100%
Rectal Prolapse
100%
Prolapse Surgery
66%
Reoperation
62%
Laparoscopic Surgery
62%
Sigmoid Colon
50%
Effective Method
50%
Red Blood Cells
50%
Safer Method
50%
Elderly People
50%
National Cohort Study
50%
Early Effect
50%
Single-port Laparoscopic
50%
Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding
50%
Colorectal Anastomosis
50%
Left-handed
50%
Storage Time
50%
Intestinal Anastomosis
50%
Parastomal Hernia
50%
Colon Resection
50%
Single-incision Laparoscopic Surgery
50%
Transfusion
50%
Emergency Setting
50%
Hydrogen Peroxide
50%
Non-acute
50%
Anemia
50%
Plasma Cytokines
50%
Chromogranin A
50%
Incisional Hernia
50%
Neuroendocrine Tumor
50%
Diagnostic Sensitivity
50%
Reoperation Rate
37%
Resorbable
37%
Synthetic Mesh
37%
Operative Time
35%
Anastomosis
30%
Compression Pressure
30%
30-day Mortality
29%
No Significant Difference
25%
Tumor Size
25%
Opioids
25%
Red Cells
25%
Positive Predictive Value
25%
Computed Tomography
25%
Negative Predictive Value
25%
Surgery Treatment
25%
Conventional Laparoscopic Surgery
20%
Stoma Creation
20%
Hemoglobin
18%
Day Range
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Laparoscopic Surgery
100%
Neoplasm
67%
Stoma
66%
Cohort Analysis
62%
Colectomy
57%
Computer Assisted Tomography
57%
External Rectal Prolapse
50%
Proctopexy
50%
Sensitivity and Specificity
50%
Diagnosis
50%
Neuroendocrine Tumor
50%
Elderly Population
50%
Colon Anastomosis
50%
Case Mix
50%
Rectal Prolapse
50%
Colon Carcinoma
50%
Colon Surgery
50%
Incisional Hernia
50%
Diseases
43%
Surgical Anastomosis
38%
Operation Duration
36%
Incision
35%
Recurrent Disease
33%
Tumor Progression
33%
Prolapse
33%
Incontinence
33%
Sigmoidoscopy
20%
Stenosis
20%
Complete Rectal Prolapse
16%
Patient Monitoring
16%
Wexner Score
16%
Diagnostic Accuracy
16%
Elderly Patient
16%
Laxative
16%
Radioimmunoassay
16%
Morbidity
16%
Epitope
16%
Anal Manometry
16%
Surgery
15%
Colorectal Carcinoma
15%
