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Tissue Protectors Global Market Report 2026

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By Colorectal Surgery, Latex-Free Elastomers
| Global information inc
Tissue protectors are sterile surgical tools that safeguard internal tissues and wound edges from contamination, trauma, and drying during surgical procedures. They preserve a clean operative field by forming a protective barrier between the incision site and external contaminants, preventing injury to surrounding tissues, reducing complications, and enhancing patient safety during surgery.
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Robotic posterior pelvic exenteration with perineal reconstruction with a fasciocutaneous flap – A video vignette

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By Colorectal Surgery, Barbara Noiret, Irene Maya
| Wiley Online Library
Only 1%–4% of all colorectal cancers are located in the anal canal. Histopathologically, two main subtypes are identified: epidermoid (squamous cell) carcinoma, accounting for 85%–90% of cases, and adenocarcinoma arising from the anal glands or cushions, representing 10%–15% [1]. Over recent decades, chemoradiotherapy (CRT) has become the gold standard treatment for epidermoid anal canal carcinoma, owing to advances in chemotherapeutic agents and radiotherapy dosing [1].
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Editorial: Advancing benign surgery: techniques, outcomes, and educational innovations

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By Colorectal Surgery, NHS Lothian
| Frontiers
Benign surgery continued to represent a fundamental component of contemporary surgical care, encompassing procedures performed to treat non-malignant disease with the aim of improving symptoms, restoring function (1), and enhancing quality of life. Advances in surgical technology—particularly the expansion of minimally invasive and robotic-assisted techniques (2)—have substantially influenced the management of benign conditions across surgical subspecialties.
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