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イタリアで最高の結腸切除術医師 - トップ4名の医師

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Antonio Braun

  • 新着
  • 27年の経験
  • 所在地: イタリア, ボローニャ
  • クリニック:Maria Cecilia Hospital
  • Member of SICOB - Italian Society of Obesity Surgery and ACOI - Association of Italian Hospital Surgeons                                               

    Dr Braun is a board-certified general surgeon with over 25 years of experience specializing in gastrointestinal surgery, particularly in the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) through Fundoplication surgery. He has performed over 500 successful Nissen and Toupet Fundoplication procedures, with a focus on minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques. His expertise extends to diagnosing complex cases of GERD and offering comprehensive treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.

    He has carried out his main training experiences in various international institutions and specialization courses in general and digestive system surgery, including a two-year training internship at Johns Hopkins University, Division of Hepatobiliary Pancreatic Surgery and numerous courses in Madrid, with Prof. E. Moreno Gonzales (Curso Internacional de Actualizaciòn en chirurgia General y del Aparato Digestivo) or in New Orleans (Medical Education at the 90th Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons).

    Dr. Braun has extensive expertise in the field of digestive surgery. He has focused on implementing advanced protocols and optimizing surgical techniques, while maintaining high standards of safety and patient care. He has collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to provide an integrated and personalized approach in the management of obese or digestive disorder patients, improving quality of life and reducing post-operative complications.

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Riccardo Rosati

  • 新着
  • 41年の経験
  • 認定:
  • 所在地: イタリア, ミラノ
  • クリニック:
    4.6
    San Raffaele
  • リッカルド・ロザーティ教授は、イタリアで最も権威ある大腸外科のハイボリュームセンターの一つを率い、サン・ラファエル病院において年間2,000件以上の消化器外科手術を執刀しています。

    • 消化管外科における41年の経験年の診療経験
    • 低侵襲手術および開腹結腸切除術における豊富な専門的技術
    • サン・ラファエル研究病院 消化器外科部門長
    • 外科的手技に関する300編以上の学術論文の著者
    • 消化管外科学会(The Society for Surgery of the Gastrointestinal Tract)会員
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Arnaldo Filippini

  • 新着
  • 46年の経験
  • 所在地: イタリア, ボローニャ
  • クリニック:Maria Cecilia Hospital
  • Prof. Filippini began his career in 1980 and has been teaching at the University of Chieti since the 1990s in the fields of General Surgery, Microsurgery, Reconstructive Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Orthopedics, and Gynecology. His primary focus is oncological surgery, particularly specializing in "The surgical treatment of locally advanced tumors and multi-organ resections." He has enriched his expertise by visiting prominent reference centers in the United States, including the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, New York City. There, he delved into minimally invasive, laparoscopic, and microsurgical techniques under the guidance of esteemed mentors such as John Daly, Michele Gagner, and Murray Brennan. Additionally, in 2005, he further expanded his skills at the City of Hope Oncology Center in Los Angeles, focusing on robotic surgery in oncology.

    In 1980, Prof. Filippini graduated in Medicine and Surgery from the G. D'Annunzio University of Chieti in Italy with honors, presenting an experimental thesis on lympho-venous anastomosis using microsurgical techniques. He completed his specialization in general surgery at the University of Pisa with distinction after five years. In 1990, he obtained another specialization in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery from the University of Padua in Italy, where he maintained a stellar academic record.

    Prof. Filippini has presented at numerous national and international conferences and authored over 100 scientific publications. Additionally, he has co-authored two monographs. 

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Michele Reni

  • 新着
  • 38年の経験
  • 所在地: イタリア, ミラノ
  • クリニック:
    4.6
    San Raffaele
  • ミケーレ・レニ教授は、イタリアを拠点とし、30年以上の経験を持つ熟練のメディカルオコロジストです。膵臓腺癌、胃食道癌、及び中枢神経系腫瘍の専門家です。膵臓癌の治療と管理のためのイタリア医学腫瘍学会(AIOM)ガイドラインのコーディネーターを務めています。

    職務経験

    • 2016年から — IRCCSオスペダーレサンラファエレの膵臓センターにおける臨床協調の戦略プログラムのディレクター
    • 2002年から2016年 — IRCCSオスペダーレサンラファエレの腫瘍学部門のシニアレジストラー
    • 1996年から2001年 — IRCCSオスペダーレサンラファエレの腫瘍学部門のレジストラー。

    学歴

    • 1988年 — ミラノ大学医学部 — 一般医学と外科の学位取得
    • 1992年 — ミラノ大学医学部 — 放射線腫瘍学の専門
    • 1996年 — ミラノ大学医学部 — 臨床腫瘍学の専門。

    科学活動

    • 癌治療に関する180以上の論文を発表しています。 
    • 転移性膵癌患者の治療に関する数多くの臨床試験の議長を務めています。
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What is a colectomy?

A colectomy is a major surgical procedure to remove part or all of the large intestine. It is primarily used to treat colon cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, or diverticulitis. Surgeons perform this via open surgery or minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotic-assisted techniques to improve patient recovery.

  • Procedure types: Surgeons perform total, partial, or hemicolectomy depending on the extent of diseased tissue.
  • Surgical approach: Minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques involve small incisions, reducing scarring and hospital stays.
  • Recovery timeline: Patients typically return to normal activity within 2 to 4 weeks after hemicolectomies.
  • Stoma creation: An ostomy bag may be required if the bowel cannot be rejoined immediately.

Bookimed Expert Insight: While many focus on the surgery, the surgeon's volume is the strongest quality indicator in Italy. Dr. Antonio Braun at Maria Cecilia Hospital has performed over 12,000 gastrointestinal interventions. This level of repetition often correlates with better sphincter preservation and lower complication rates in complex bowel resections.

Patient Consensus: Many patients experience phantom urgency sensations or ghost poops for several months after surgery. Preparation with a low-residue diet and early vitamin B12 supplementation is essential for managing long-term energy and bowel changes.

What are the success and safety rates of colectomy in Italy?

Colectomy in Italy maintains high safety standards with elective procedure success rates reaching 95% for symptom relief. Specialist centers utilize laparoscopic techniques in over 83% of cases. This approach lowers complication risks to 16.8% and achieves a low 30-day mortality rate of 1.2% to 1.5%.

  • Surgical efficacy: Early-stage colon cancer removal success rates range between 85% and 90%.
  • Survival rates: Post-surgical five-year survival for colorectal cancer patients averages 64% to 68.6%.
  • Minimally invasive safety: Robotic-assisted surgery reduces severe Grade 3 complications to just 3.5%.
  • Recovery optimization: ERAS protocols have cut average hospital stays from 8 days to 5 days.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Italian high-volume centers provide a safety advantage through sheer experience. Dr. Antonio Brown at Maria Cecilia Hospital has performed over 12,000 gastrointestinal interventions. Similarly, San Raffaele's gastrointestinal department manages 2,000 cases annually. Data shows that hospitals handling these volumes significantly outperform smaller facilities in reducing anastomotic leak rates.

Patient Consensus: Many patients stress the importance of choosing laparoscopic surgery to shorten recovery to 4 weeks. They recommend discussing potential long-term changes in bowel habits and nutritional optimization before the procedure.

Will I need a permanent colostomy bag after colectomy?

Most patients do not require a permanent colostomy bag after a colectomy. Permanent ostomies are generally reserved for cases where the rectum or anal sphincter is removed. Surgeons in Italy frequently perform primary anastomosis to reconnect the bowel immediately, avoiding a bag entirely in most elective procedures.

  • Temporary ostomy: Used for 6 to 16 weeks to allow the bowel to heal safely.
  • Permanent necessity: Required only if the lower rectum or anal sphincter muscles are removed.
  • Surgical techniques: Robotic and laparoscopic approaches in Italy preserve muscle function and bowel continuity.
  • Disease impact: Cancer localized in the upper colon rarely results in any ostomy requirement.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Italian surgical centers like San Raffaele handle approximately 2,000 gastrointestinal cases annually, emphasizing minimally invasive techniques. Data shows experienced surgeons like Dr. Antonio Braun, with 12,000 interventions, prioritize laparoscopic methods to avoid bags. High-volume specialists significantly reduce permanent ostomy rates compared to general trauma centers.

Patient Consensus: Patients report that while a temporary bag feels daunting, reversals are typically routine after 3 to 6 months. Most emphasize that elective surgeries for cancer or inflammatory bowel disease rarely result in a permanent bag.

What surgical techniques are used for colectomy in Italy?

Italy primarily utilizes minimally invasive techniques for colectomy, with laparoscopic approaches serving as the national standard for 82-92% of cases. Advanced centers also employ robotic-assisted surgery and specialized methodologies like the Sequential Approach for a Critical-View Colectomy (SACCo) to enhance precision and safety.

  • Laparoscopic surgery: Small incisions and cameras used in over 80% of elective procedures.
  • Robotic-assisted colectomy: Growing adoption using da Vinci systems for complex oncological or rectal cases.
  • Oncological standards: Surgeons follow Complete Mesocolic Excision (CME) and D3 lymphadenectomy for cancer.
  • Anastomosis techniques: Intracorporeal reconnection (inside the body) is preferred in high-volume Italian centers.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Italian gastrointestinal surgery focuses heavily on high-volume specialization. For example, San Raffaele in Milan handles around 2,000 surgical cases annually. This volume is critical because data shows high-volume centers more frequently perform intracorporeal anastomosis, which reduces hospital stays compared to external reconnection.

Patient Consensus: Many find laparoscopic surgery significantly shortens recovery to 3–5 days compared to open procedures. Patients advise confirming eligibility for Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols to speed up post-op mobility and feeding.

How long is hospital stay and total in-country stay for colectomy in Italy?

Patients undergoing a colectomy in Italy typically remain hospitalized for 3 to 7 days. You should plan for a total in-country stay of 10 to 14 days. These timelines vary based on whether surgeons use minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques or traditional open surgery.

  • Laparoscopic stay: Patients generally stay in the hospital for 2 to 5 days.
  • Open surgery stay: Requires 5 to 8 days of inpatient monitoring and wound care.
  • Flight readiness: Doctors recommend waiting 10 to 14 days before flying home.
  • Recovery protocol: Surgeons often use Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) to speed discharge.

Bookimed Expert Insight: While hospital stays are short, many Italian specialists like Dr. Antonio Braun at Maria Cecilia Hospital emphasize high-volume experience. Centers performing over 2,000 annual cases often have more efficient discharge protocols. This high volume frequently correlates with lower complication rates and faster returns to local accommodation.

Patient Consensus: Many find that Italian private clinics provide longer post-operative observation than US hospitals. This extra time helps patients feel more stable and confident before their long-distance return flights home.

What is typically included in a colectomy medical package for international patients?

A colectomy package in Italy typically includes the surgical procedure, anesthesia, and a 5–10 day hospital stay in JCI-accredited facilities. These bundles often cover surgeon fees, basic medications, and pathology reports. Patients usually receive specialized logistical support, including airport transfers and language services for seamless communication.

  • Surgical intervention: Covers surgeon, assistant, and theater fees for laparoscopic or robotic-assisted surgery.
  • Hospitalization stay: Includes 5–10 days of inpatient care with full nursing and full-board meals.
  • Diagnostic screenings: Bundles essential blood work, ECG, and chest X-rays to confirm surgical readiness.
  • Follow-up care: Provides telemedicine consultations for up to 3 months to monitor recovery remotely.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Italian packages offer exceptional value for complex cases because they often include high-volume center expertise. At clinics like San Raffaele, surgeons like Dr. Riccardo Rosati handle over 2,000 cases annually. This high frequency helps maintain safety and efficiency that lower-volume centers outside Italy might not match.

Patient Consensus: Patients value the localized care but advise budgeting an extra 20% for potential contingencies. Secure itemized quotes early to clarify if imaging like pre-op CT scans is included.

Which hospitals and specialists are renowned for colectomy in Italy?

Italy is home to top-tier colorectal centers like San Raffaele in Milan and Maria Cecilia Hospital in Bologna. Renowned specialists like Professor Riccardo Rosati and Dr. Antonio Braun provide advanced laparoscopic and robotic colectomy procedures, maintaining high success rates in treating oncological and gastrointestinal diseases.

  • Specialized facilities: Joint Commission International-accredited hospitals in Milan and Bologna serve as primary referral hubs.
  • Surgeon credentials: Leaders like Professor Rosati maintain certifications from the American College of Surgeons (ACS).
  • Minimally invasive focus: Clinics emphasize laparoscopic techniques to reduce recovery time and postoperative patient discomfort.
  • High surgical volume: Top specialists often manage over 2,000 surgical cases annually at high-volume gastrointestinal centers.

Bookimed Expert Insight: Italian colorectal surgery often matches Northern European standards through high-volume specialization. Dr. Antonio Braun has performed over 12,000 gastrointestinal interventions, while Professor Rosati leads a major esophageal and large bowel disease center. These volumes typically correlate with better outcomes, as surgeons managing 50+ colectomies per year demonstrate superior mastery of complex laparoscopic maneuvers.

Patient Consensus: Patients emphasize that surgeon-specific experience in laparoscopic techniques matters more than hospital reputation alone. They recommend confirming stoma reversal protocols early, as Italian practices may differ from standards in the United Kingdom or United States.