Basics of Sigmoid Resection 

Sigmoid resection is a surgery where the damaged part of the sigmoid colon is removed to restore healthy bowel function. It is performed when medication or non-surgical treatments can no longer control the condition. This procedure helps prevent complications by removing the diseased section before it worsens.

Detailed Surgical Approach to Sigmoid Resection with Essential Nivda Drapes

Sigmoid resection begins with the patient being prepared under sterile Nivda Drapes that create a contamination-free field. The surgeon accesses the abdominal cavity either through open surgery or minimally invasive laparoscopy. Precision instruments, energy devices, and stapling tools are used to isolate and remove the diseased colon segment. The healthy ends of the bowel are then reconnected to maintain normal digestive function. Throughout the procedure, Nivda Surgical Gowns, wrap sheets, and barrier drapes help maintain strict infection control. This coordinated setup ensures surgical safety, better visualization, and reduced postoperative complications.