Special techniques are meaningful for young people with dangerous cancer.

(Dan Tri) - At the National Anorectal Scientific Conference, doctors in Ho Chi Minh City presented a report on techniques to help improve the quality of life for rectal cancer patients, especially young people.

Recently, the 13th National Conference on Anorectal Surgery took place in Thanh Hoa, bringing together hundreds of leading experts and doctors in the field of gastrointestinal surgery in Vietnam.

With the theme "Advances in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Anorectal Diseases, Combining Modern and Traditional Medicine," the conference opened a forum for academic exchange, updating new approaches in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of anorectal diseases in a safe, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable manner.

Overview of the 13th National Conference on Anorectal Science (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City contribute solutions on the journey " for the patient".

Dr. Nguyen Vu Quang, MSc, Specialist in General Surgery, Department of General Surgery, Nam Saigon International General Hospital, presented the topic "Early Results of Surgical Treatment of Complex Anal Fistulas".

This report evaluates the effectiveness of surgical techniques to optimize fistula tract drainage, preserving the sphincter, reducing complications, and improving anal aesthetics.

This method not only improves treatment outcomes but also helps patients restore their quality of life and self-confidence after a long period of being affected by the disease.

MSc. Dr. Nguyen Vu Quang presents the initial effectiveness in surgical treatment of complex anal fistulas (Photo: Organizing Committee).

Initial results show a high cure rate and low complication rate, demonstrating the safety and effectiveness of the method in clinical practice.

Following up at the conference, Dr. Nguyen Huy Hoang, MSc, Specialist in General Surgery, Nam Saigon International General Hospital, shared information about the two-stage pull-through laparoscopic rectal resection method.

This is considered a breakthrough in the treatment of low rectal cancer, as it helps to preserve anal function to the maximum extent while reducing the risk of needing a permanent colostomy. This technique is particularly significant for younger patients.

According to Dr. Hoang, the two-stage pull-through low rectal resection endoscopic method is performed in two stages: removing the tumor and pulling the colon out of the anus, then connecting the colon to the anal canal, in order to ensure oncological requirements and minimize postoperative complications.

Dr. Nguyen Huy Hoang, MD, MSc, shared information about the two-stage pull-through laparoscopic rectal resection method (Photo: Organizing Committee).

The successful implementation of this method by Nam Saigon International General Hospital has opened up more surgical options, allowing patients to receive thorough treatment while maintaining their quality of life.

When research touches upon practical care and treatment.

At South Saigon International General Hospital, each surgical procedure is a combination of knowledge and human understanding.

"There are people who come to the hospital after years of living with feelings of shame and inferiority due to anorectal diseases. Each time I examine them, I see not only the physical damage, but also the fear and embarrassment they have endured."

"When the surgery is successful, seeing them smile and say thank you is an incomparable feeling," shared Dr. Nguyen Vu Quang, MD, MSc.

Dedication, unwavering commitment, and a focus on patient safety are the goals of Nam Saigon International General Hospital (Photo: Provided by the hospital).

For Dr. Nguyen Huy Hoang, his biggest concern is that patients in their 30s and 40s, in their prime, are facing the risk of having to live with an artificial anus for life.

The presence of the medical team from South Saigon Hospital at this conference is a testament to the unit's sustainable development strategy: "Continuously learning - Updating - Integrating" to provide effective, humane, and personalized treatment solutions for each patient.

Doctors from South Saigon Hospital attended the conference to continue their journey of continuous learning and development (Photo: Hospital provided).

“We attend the conference not only to report but also to learn and to bring that knowledge back to apply for patients. Each exchange with colleagues opens new doors, helping us to do our familiar daily work better, ” affirmed a representative from Nam Saigon International General Hospital.

Over the years, South Saigon Hospital has invested in clinical research, specialized training, and the development of minimally invasive surgical techniques, aiming for the goal of "All for the patient."

In particular, the General Surgery Department of Nam Saigon International General Hospital is not only home to a team of highly experienced doctors, well-trained both domestically and internationally, but also one of the leading specialties, creating a prominent strength in the hospital's treatment work.

Doctors at South Saigon Hospital always listen attentively and provide dedicated treatment to patients (Photo: Provided by the hospital).

With a solid professional foundation and in-depth understanding of laparoscopic surgery and minimally invasive techniques, the department team maintains a spirit of continuous learning, constantly updating with the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment, aiming to provide optimal safety, accuracy, and effectiveness for patients.

MSc. Dr. Nguyen Vu Quang and MSc. Dr. Nguyen Huy Hoang are two exemplary figures in the General Surgery Department – ​​individuals who consistently prioritize professional quality alongside empathy in patient care and treatment.

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