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Problems in Radical Surgery in the Pelvis

Radical surgery in the pelvis usually involves the standard procedures of abdominoperineal excision or anterior resection, but on occasion we are confronted with a rectal growth involving the uterus or bladder, and in some situations may be called in consultation because of our experience in dealing with growths in the pelvis not arising primarily in the bowel, for example a uterine growth with extension into the bowel or bladder.