Figures & data
Figure 2 Pelvic autonomic nerves stimulated by a bipolar probe during surgery.
Note: (A) Intraoperative monitoring of SHP; (B) intraoperative monitoring of left hypogastric nerve; (C) intraoperative monitoring of right hypogastric nerve; and (D) intraoperative monitoring of right IHP.
Abbreviations: IHP, inferior hypogastric plexus; IMA, inferior mesenteric artery; SHP, superior hypogastric plexus.
![Figure 2 Pelvic autonomic nerves stimulated by a bipolar probe during surgery.Note: (A) Intraoperative monitoring of SHP; (B) intraoperative monitoring of left hypogastric nerve; (C) intraoperative monitoring of right hypogastric nerve; and (D) intraoperative monitoring of right IHP.Abbreviations: IHP, inferior hypogastric plexus; IMA, inferior mesenteric artery; SHP, superior hypogastric plexus.](/cms/asset/1195fcaf-0b7a-4d8d-a1eb-6e20015b9efb/dcmr_a_12186003_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 1 Characteristics of rectal cancer patients undergoing laparoscopic LAR with or without IMPAN
Table 2 IPSS and quality of life due to urinary symptoms in patients with rectal cancer before surgery and at follow-up after LAR
Table 3 IIEF-5 scores in male patients before and at follow-up after LAR from rectal cancer
Table 4 FSFI scores in female patients with rectal cancer prior to surgery and at follow-up after LAR
Table 5 Wexner score in patients with rectal cancer before and at follow-up after LAR