Observational Study of Advanced Pelvic Cancer Surgery Outcomes at Glasgow Royal Infirmary

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to observe and report outcomes for patients undergoing advanced pelvic oncological surgery for malignancies such as rectal, pelvic, gynecologic, and colon cancers. The study includes complex surgeries like multi-visceral resections, beyond total mesorectal excision, sacrectomy, flap reconstruction, and urinary reconstruction. Its purpose is to understand major complications, the natural course of these surgical patients, and to identify areas for future interventional studies. The study is observational and includes patients undergoing advanced pelvic oncological resections involving more than one pelvic organ. There are no experimental treatments or interventions administered instead, it collects data on patients who have had these complex surgeries. The study is conducted at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and includes both retrospective and prospective data collection. Participants will be followed for up to 10 years to assess cancer-specific survival, overall survival, postoperative complications, and quality of life through surveys. The study involves collecting medical records and patient-reported outcomes to monitor these long-term results. This extensive follow-up aims to provide detailed information about the outcomes and complications after advanced pelvic cancer surgeries.

Advanced Pelvic Surgical Oncology Database - Prospective Observational Study