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Laparoscopic ileocecal resection for localised caecal cancer

For localized caecal cancer, a right hemicolectomy is not always necessary. Ileocaecal resection is an organ-preserving procedure that, in certain cases, can be just as radical, offering: 🔹 Oncological radicality — removal of the affected caecal segment, the terminal ileum, and regional lymph nodes along the ileocolic artery and vein. 🔹 Smaller resection volume — preservation of a larger portion of the colon reduces the risk of water–electrolyte imbalance and chronic diarrhea. 🔹 Better quality of life — patients recover faster and experience fewer post-resection syndromes. 📌 With proper patient selection (localized disease, no spread into the right transverse colon or the right branches of the middle colic artery), outcomes are comparable to those of a right hemicolectomy, but with a lower functional cost to the patient. 💬 Question to colleagues: Do you perform ileocaecal resection for localized caecal cancer in your practice?