Titlebook: Intestinal Anastomoses with Bioabsorbable Anastomosis Rings; Proceedings of the F Rainer Engemann,Arnulf Thiede Conference proceedings 1993

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Intestinal Anastomoses with the Aid of Bioabsorbable Rings: The Swedish Experiencechnique for ileocolic as well as colocolic and rectosigmoid anastomoses (Cahill et al. 1989; Corman et al. 1989; Bubrick et al. 1991). The aim of the present study was to gain experience with this new technique and to test its feasibility as a routine procedure in colorectal surgery.

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Multiple Application of the Bioabsorbable Anastomosis Ring in Gastrointestinal Surgery894). This method, which was preceded by publications of experiments by Denans (1827) and Henroz (1826) at the beginning of the century, was developed at Chicago and was acknowledged worldwide at that time. A Chicago surgeon, Senn, also dealt with mechanical intestinal anastomoses (Senn 1889, 1893).

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Conference proceedings 1993comparison of larger series one must always take into account differences of auxiliary tools, strategies, and inhomogeneity of patients. A change of one auxiliary tool or of one strategy implies the modification of various target criteria. Often enough, however, one does not sufficiently consider th

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Multiple Application of the Bioabsorbable Anastomosis Ring in Gastrointestinal Surgeryhould be composed of absorbable material and employed in such a way as not to produce marginal gangrene and with a central opening large enough large enough to allow free faecal circulation.“ An anastomosis ring fulfilling these requirements was devised by Hardy et al. (1985). The results of its exp

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