The Turnbull–Cutait procedure is a proctectomy with a staged colo-anal anastomosis described independently and synchronously in the 1960s by two famous colorectal surgeons: Rupert Beach Turnbull in Cleveland, Ohio, and Daher Cutait in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Daher Cutait (1913–2001) was a Brazilian surgeon who had part of his early training here at Columbia University Medical Center. He was a colorectal surgeon at the University of São Paulo-Hospital das Clinicas, where he was appointed head of Colo-Proctology in 1947. He built the premier colorectal unit in all of Latin America and remained there until his retirement in 1983. His son, Raoul, is also a prominent colorectal surgeon who was actively involved in hereditary colorectal cancer management.

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What Is the Turnbull–Cutait Procedure? What Are the Indications for It? What Are the Pros and Cons. Oh and by the Way, Who Was Turnbull and Who Was Cutait?

  • James M. Church

摘要

The Turnbull–Cutait procedure is a proctectomy with a staged colo-anal anastomosis described independently and synchronously in the 1960s by two famous colorectal surgeons: Rupert Beach Turnbull in Cleveland, Ohio, and Daher Cutait in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Daher Cutait (1913–2001) was a Brazilian surgeon who had part of his early training here at Columbia University Medical Center. He was a colorectal surgeon at the University of São Paulo-Hospital das Clinicas, where he was appointed head of Colo-Proctology in 1947. He built the premier colorectal unit in all of Latin America and remained there until his retirement in 1983. His son, Raoul, is also a prominent colorectal surgeon who was actively involved in hereditary colorectal cancer management.