Anastomotic Leak Clinical Trial
Official title:
Spanish National Registry of Anastomotic Leakage in Rectal Cancer Surgery. Observational, Prospective and Multicenter Study
Primary Endpoint:
The main objective of this National Registry is to identify the incidence and to analyse the
risk factors for anastomotic leakage in rectal cancer surgery From the operational point of
view, the aim of this Registry is to systematize the collection of information on the
different surgical services. This Registry claims to have National audit functions, allowing
thus the knowledge of the procedures performed at each center that could enable the
establishment of the best standard of care.
Secondary Endpoints:
To determine the real incidence of anastomotic leakage according to the different locations
and techniques: uniform definition of anastomotic leakage.
To analyze the preoperative risk factors of anastomotic leakage: PATIENT FACTOR.
To analyse the variability in the practice of rectal anastomosis: SURGEON FACTOR.
To analyse the influence of different stapling devices in rectal anastomosis: INSTRUMENTAL
FACTOR To know the current treatment of anastomotic leakage and the associated morbidity and
mortality.
To create and validate an anastomotic leakage predictive Score.
Study Procedures:
This is a Registry of the surgical procedure performed in patients undergoing elective
surgery for rectal cancer, resected with curative intent, with anastomosis, with or without
protective ileostomy.
Patients will be included pre-operatively, through a website access to the study database.
This inclusion could be done until the day before surgery. Participating sites must include
all patients undergoing rectal cancer consecutively during the study duration (approximately
1 year).
Data will be collected until day 30 after patient´s discharge. No further follow-up is
planned, except for those established by clinical practice.
The study aims to be an extensive and comprehensive registry of all patients meeting
inclusion criteria for a period of one year.
An estimated number of centers and patients is not fixed a priori; will depend on the
dissemination of the Registry between the members of the Spanish Association of Surgeons and
the commitment and involvement of the involved investigators.
An estimated number of centers and patients is not fixed a priori; will depend on the
dissemination of the Registry between the members of the Spanish Association of Surgeons and
the commitment and involvement of the involved investigators.
All Spanish surgeons, members or not of the Spanish Association of Surgeons, will be invited
to participate.
Minimum requirements for all participants will be established, being the most important the
commitment with the Registry (quality of information and regular updates).
Other criterion that will be considered in the selection of the participating sites is to
have a sufficient volume of patients that enables the collection of information, and to
present a high history of rectal cancer surgeries per year. The existence of a
Coloproctology Unit and publications in the area will be also evaluated.
Data will be recorded in an electronic Case Report Form.
It will contains the following variables, between others:
Identification data of the responsible physician Administrative data of the procedure
Patient demographic data Preoperative data Intraoperative data Postoperative data Final
follow-up (30 days after surgery) The information collected will be always a reflect of
clinical practice at each site, as one of the results that will be analyzed are the
differences in the practice from site to site.
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Observational Model: Case-Only, Time Perspective: Prospective
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