This document summarizes 8 cases of minimally invasive conventional surgery for GI cancer. Case 4 describes a 45-year-old woman who presented with bloody motions for 2 months and tenesmus. Diagnostic tests revealed a 3cm well-differentiated adenocarcinoma of the rectum 5cm from the anal margin, localized and not involving deeper layers. An endoluminal full thickness excision with a 2cm safety margin was performed. The histopathology report found the tumor was 2.5cm in diameter with clear margins and only involving superficial muscle layers. A Hartman's protective colostomy was also performed through a 3cm incision. The patient had an uneventful recovery.

1. Minimal Invasive Conventional Surgery for GI Cancer: Review of 8 cases Dr.Qalander H.Abdulkareem Kasanzani, Consultant Surgeon. Dr. Taher Abdulla Hawrami ,CABS, Consultant Surgeon, Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of Sulaimany, College of Medicine, Head of department of Surgery. Dr. Muhamed Shekhani,M.B.Ch.B- C.A.B.M, Consultant physician, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Sulaimany, College of Medicine, Department of Medicine. From Kurdistan Ceneter for GIT & Hepatology, Sulaimani Teaching Hospital.

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