A conference presentation showcasing the technical details and surgical footage of transverse colon cancer surgery, which is often considered challenging by many surgeons and therefore frequently performed as an open procedure.

Cytoreductive surgery combined with heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy can provide oncological benefits in cancers that have spread to the peritoneum.
However, these are complex procedures with a high risk of complications. Being aware of these complications and learning preventive measures can improve patient outcomes.

Approach to Colon Cancer
TKRCD Satellite Webinar V – June 2020

Challenges and High Technology in Minimally Invasive Colorectal Cancer Surgery TKRCD Satellite Webinar XXV – April, 2022

Rectal cancer surgery is a specialized and challenging procedure. The rectum, located within the relatively narrow bony structure called the pelvis and surrounded by fatty tissue, contains nerves that regulate sexual and urinary functions. Additionally, organs such as the bladder, prostate, urinary tract, uterus, and ovaries are also present in this area. Preserving these structures is crucial in rectal cancer surgery. However, oncological surgical principles may require the removal of some of these organs in cases where the rectal cancer has locally grown. This video discusses laparoscopic surgery performed on a challenging case of rectal cancer that extended beyond the rectal sheath, as shared with colleagues in the colon and rectum surgery association webinar.

Lesser-Known Aspects in Colorectal Surgery – Selim
17th Turkish Colon and Rectal Surgery Congress – December 2019

Malignant Intestinal Obstructions
TKRCD Satellite Webinar XVII – March 2021

Intestinal Microbiota and Nutrition: Causes and Treatment of Intestinal Diseases
18th Turkish Colon and Rectal Surgery Congress – December 2021

The 2018 LARS PAHLMAN EBSQ Medal was presented to Nuri OKKABAZ in a ceremony held in France.