Management of advanced or recurrent pelvic cancer has evolved dramatically over the past
few decades. Patients who were previously considered inoperable are now candidates for …

Objective To examine the changes in exenterative surgery over three decades analysing
oncological outcomes and whether changes in surgical approach have led to improved …

Background Exenterative surgery for locally advanced rectal cancer may involve partial
sacrectomy to achieve complete resection. High sacrectomy is technically challenging, and …

Background and purpose Locally recurrent rectal cancer (LRRC) is associated with
considerable morbidity, poor quality of life and an overall survival of 9 months. The non …

Aim To describe the long-term course of pain and fatigue in patients undergoing pelvic
exenteration and to evaluate potential prognostic factors for these outcomes. Design …

Pelvic exenteration is associated with major psychological, psychosexual, physiological,
and functional implications for patients. Many surgical techniques are used in exenteration …