This document summarizes 8 cases of minimally invasive conventional surgery for gastrointestinal cancer. It describes a 35-year-old lady who underwent palliative resection for a moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma of the colon near the hepatic flexure that imaging showed to be advanced. After the surgery she did well for 6 months before being sent for chemotherapy to treat peritoneal nodules and mild ascites found during the operation. The document was authored by three doctors from the Kurdistan Center for Gastrointestinal and Hepatology at Sulaimani Teaching Hospital.

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.

2. Case 5: 35 years old lady with large bowel sub acute intestinal obstruction Pre- operative diagnosis was moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma of the colon just near the hepatic flexure proved by colonoscopy. Image modalities pre-operatively was in favor of advance CRC (Palliative Resection has been done). T3 N1 M1 (peritoneal nodules & mild ascitis, she was good after 6 mouth. She had been sent for chemotherapy.

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