FTP3.2 Differences in the Acute Phase Response in Right-Sided Colorectal Surgery: Evaluation of the Kono-S Anastomosis

Abstract Aims CRP monitoring has become routine post-operative practice in resectional colorectal surgery and is useful as a predictive tool for identification of anastomotic leak. Day 3 > 150 been shown to be highly The acute phase response observed Crohn’s disease (CD) often more pronounced compared malignancy this not accounted monitoring. This study looks at the difference patients undergoing right hemicolectomy cancer versus CD evaluates any who have conventional Kono-S anastomosis. Methods A single-center retrospective analysis was undertaken, including with Primary outcomes included on 1 post-surgery. Length stay, leak rate infections were recorded. Analyses carried out excluding infection. Results significantly higher (p <0.001). = 0.017). There no significant between anastomosis associated leak, infection, or length stay. Conclusions rise patients. do different from anastomoses.