IAGES Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery - Series 5 (Benign Coloproctology) for Colorectal and GI Surgeons | Laparoscopic, Robotic, Transanal & ... Techniques for Pelvic Floor Disorders: 1

Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery-5, 1/E (Special Edition: Benign Coloproctology) is a comprehensive, practice-oriented manual published under the banner of the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo-Surgeons (IAGES), continuing the RAMAS (Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery) series. This volume is dedicated exclusively to benign coloproctology, bringing together international expertise to document the evolution of minimally invasive surgery, advanced endoscopy, transanal techniques, and robotics for anorectal, pelvic floor, and functional colorectal disorders. The book is organized into 5 sections spanning 40 chapters: Foundations (surgical anatomy, anorectal physiology, endoanal ultrasound, MRI perineum, 3D imaging and navigation, dynamic anal manometry and pelvic floor ultrasound, and therapeutic colonoscopy); Anorectal Disorders (radiofrequency ablation/Rafaelo, laser hemorrhoidoplasty, the Chivate technique, stapled hemorrhoidopexy, and Doppler-guided hemorrhoidal artery ligation); Anal Fissure and Fistula (chemical sphincterotomy, video-assisted anal fistula treatment, laser fistula techniques, the LIFT technique, and pilonidal disease); Functional and Benign Colorectal Disorders (rectal prolapse, robotic rectopexy, obstructive defecatory syndrome/STARR, fecal incontinence, transanal minimally invasive surgery (TAMIS), and management of lower GI bleeding); and Advanced Concepts and Special Situations (robotics in benign coloproctology, telemedicine and AI, pediatric Hirschsprung disease, anorectal malformations, rectal trauma, and endoluminal/NOTES techniques). Designed as both a practical surgical guide and an academic reference, each chapter follows a structured, hands-on format: numbered chapter openers, bold section headers, four-color intraoperative clinical photographs, labeled anatomical and port-placement diagrams, numbered step-by-step standardized surgical protocols (e.g., a 7-step robotic colonic/rectal resection protocol and a 4-step robotic TAMIS setup protocol), named platform and instrument detail (DaVinci Xi, Medtronic Hugo RAS, SSI Mantra 3, GelPOINT Path, AirSeal), a distinctive closing "Editorial Perspective" commentary per chapter, and current, numbered reference lists. Who This Book Is For: Colorectal and gastrointestinal surgeons: practicing specialists seeking contemporary, evidence-based techniques for anorectal, pelvic floor, and benign colorectal disorders, explicitly named as core readership on the back cover. Surgical residents and trainees rotating in GI/colorectal surgery: a structured, step-by-step reference for learning standardized laparoscopic, transanal, endoscopic, and robotic protocols. Fellowship trainees in minimal access and colorectal surgery: a practical guide bridging foundational anatomy/physiology with advanced robotic and transanal techniques encountered during fellowship training. Why This Book Helps: Consolidates a fragmented, fast-evolving field: brings radiofrequency, laser, stapled, Doppler-guided, video-assisted, and robotic techniques for benign coloproctology into one authoritative, up-to-date volume. Standardizes surgical technique: numbered step-by-step protocols (e.g., the 7-step robotic colorectal resection protocol) reduce variability and support safe adoption of new technology. Bridges diagnosis and management: covers the full diagnostic-to-therapeutic pathway, including endoanal ultrasound, MRI perineum, dynamic anal manometry, and 3D imaging alongside the corresponding surgical options. Addresses complication avoidance and functional outcomes: emphasis throughout on patient selection, anatomical understanding, and technical nuance to reduce morbidity and preserve function. Captures real-world innovation: documents milestone advances such as telerobotic colorectal resection, grounding the text in current global and Indian clinical practice. Key Features: 40 chapters across 5 sections covering the complete spectrum of benign coloproctology, from anatomy and diagnostics to advanced robotic and transanal surgery. Four-color intraoperative clinical photographs and labeled anatomical/port-placement diagrams throughout. Numbered, step-by-step standardized surgical protocols for robotic colorectal resection and robotic TAMIS setup, with named platforms and instruments (DaVinci Xi, Medtronic Hugo RAS, SSI Mantra 3). A distinctive "Editorial Perspective" commentary closing each chapter, appraising strengths and practical takeaways. Contributions from an international editorial team (Subhash Khanna, Kushal Mital, Hemanga K Bhattacharjee, and invited joint editor Nader K Francis) under the IAGES banner, part of the ongoing RAMAS series.

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