F Radais

Publications (7)7.35 Total impact

• Article: [After low anterior rectal resection, colonic pull-through with delayed colo-anal anastomosis can avoid the need for a diverting ileostomy].

  O Facy, N Lagoutte, S Jambet, F Radais, J-P Favre, P Rat, P Ortega Deballon
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  ABSTRACT: A delayed colo-anal anastomosis has been proposed as a way to avoid diverting stoma after low anterior resection. Surgical and functional results were reviewed in 17 patients operated between 1999 and 2007 using this technique. Complications included one colonic necrosis, two pelvic abscesses and one colovaginal fistula. Results of continence and quality of life scores were satisfactory. Rates of parietal and septic complications are low after delayed colo-anal anastomosis and functional results are good. The use of this technique is particularly effective to avoid diverting ileostomy and for use in patients with a high risk of pouch fistula.
  Journal de Chirurgie 10/2009; 146(5):458-63. · 0.50 Impact Factor
• Article: [Conservative management of a large postoperative mesenteric hematoma].

  L Billard, O Facy, F Radais, C Chalumeau, E Steinmetz, P Ortega-Deballon
  Gastroentérologie Clinique et Biologique 06/2009; 33(6-7):497-9. · 0.80 Impact Factor
• Article: Colonoscopy-related esophageal perforation: report of two cases.

  C Chalumeau, O Facy, F Radais, T Hueber, J P Houzé, P Ortega-Deballon
  Endoscopy 01/2009; 41 Suppl 2:E261. · 5.21 Impact Factor
• Article: [About bullfighting surgery].

  P Ortega-Deballon, F Radais
  Annales de Chirurgie 10/2005; 130(8):537. · 0.35 Impact Factor
• Article: [Medical imaging in the management of abdominal trauma].

  P Ortega Deballon, F Radais, L Benoit, N Cheynel
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  ABSTRACT: There is a marked trend toward nonoperative management of abdominal trauma. This has been possible thanks to the advances in imaging and interventional techniques. Computed tomography (CT), angiography, and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) can guide the nonoperative management of abdominal trauma.
  Journal de Chirurgie 143(4):212-20. · 0.50 Impact Factor
• Article: L’imagerie médicale dans la prise en charge non opératoire des traumatismes abdominaux

  P. Ortega Deballon, F. Radais, L. Benoit, N. Cheynel
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  ABSTRACT: There is a marked trend toward nonoperative management of abdominal trauma. This hasbeen possible thanks to the advances in imaging and interventional techniques. Computed tomography (CT), angiography, and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) can guide the nonoperative management of abdominal trauma.
  Journal de Chirurgie.
• Article: Anastomose colo-anale différée sans stomie de dérivation après résection antérieure basse du rectum

  O. Facy, N. Lagoutte, S. Jambet, F. Radais, J.-P. Favre, P. Rat, P. Ortega Deballon
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  ABSTRACT: A delayed colo-anal anastomosis has been proposed as a way to avoid diverting stoma after low anterior resection. Surgical and functional results were reviewed in 17 patients operated between 1999 and 2007 using this technique. Complications included one colonic necrosis, two pelvic abscesses and one colovaginal fistula. Results of continence and quality of life scores were satisfactory. Rates of parietal and septic complications are low after delayed colo-anal anastomosis and functional results are good. The use of this technique is particularly effective to avoid diverting ileostomy and for use in patients with a high risk of pouch fistula.
  Journal de Chirurgie. 146(5):458-463.