Management of complicated colorectal cancer in Benghazi hospitals

Introduction: Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most frequent malignant disease in men and second women. The treatment of emergency cases CRC presented with complication different than elective controlled cases. Aim: this study to find best way treat a patient admitted as an case complicated colorectal cancer. Methods: medical data 102 patients was retrospectively evaluated for those who were acute or subacute intestinal obstruction, perforation bleeding Al-Jalla Hospital, Benghazi Libya. Three methods received follow: · Tumor resection, Damage control procedure semi No radical treatment. Primary endpoints 6 months mortality morbidity. Secondary length hospital stay, number lymph nodes, rate R0 resections, had chemo-radiotherapy. Results: 55 immediate resection colostomy. 33 inoperable because too advanced they ill tolerate operation. 10 damage followed by resection. There no statistically proven significant difference between resections 2-stage underwent staged higher possibility receiving laparoscopic Conclusion: This couldn't determine which better, even using staging