Titlebook: Reconstructive Microvascular Surgery; Edgar Biemer,Wolfgang Duspiva Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Gef?sschirurgie.eye.h

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Suture Technique in Microvascular SurgeryMicrovascular suturing has now become routine, being performed in countless centres for microvascular surgery throughout the entire world with individual modifications to certain details. The following section deals with the authors’ particular technique for microvascular suture in the rat aorta; modifications and their sources will be mentioned.

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Complications of Microvascular Suturered dilated distal vessel segment with pulsating arteries and fresh bleeding distal to the suture sites is indicative of a patent anastomosis. A thrombus can sometimes be felt by quite gentle palpation and stretching of the anastomosis with micro-forceps. Occasionally, fully unfolding the lumen may indicate patency of the anastomosis.

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Medical Prophylaxis and Treatment of Vessel Thrombosis and Spasmroportion, traumatic or degenerative changes in the vessel wall (which have not been avoided by resection and graft interposition) as well as other complications which may arise. Such measures may be applied in a systemic or local fashion.

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Development of Microvascular Surgeryult when dealing with vessels with an outer diameter of less than 2 mm: under the naked eye the vessel lumen can no longer be safely identified. It is easy with such suturing techniques to suture the back wall of the vessel or, by inverting the suture, create a stenosis at the suture site. The probl