Maschinelle Naht- und Skeletiermethoden am Gastro-Intestinaltrakt: 2/3-Magenresektionen nach B I und B II

Rinecker, H; Danek, N.

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“…Als Hauptvorteile der maschinellen Naht gelten ktirzere Operationszeiten, schnelle Anastomosenfunktionen bei geringerer Schwellungsneigung, eine sichere Reproduzierbarkeit und somit Standardisierung und ein kleines, nichtaseptisches Arbeitsvolumen [3]. Auf einen direkten Vergleich zu Handnaht und zur Naht mit Klammernahtapparaten wurde bei dieser ersten, orientierenderi Untersuchung verzichtet.…”

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Eine neue N�hmaschine f�r fortlaufende N�hte am Intestinaltrakt

Bertram

Kuth

Treutner

et al. 1994

Langenbecks Arch Chir

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A new surgical sewing device for continuous sutures of gastrointestinal anastomoses with needle and suture material was used for the first time to construct a latero-lateral enterostomy (functional end-to-end anastomosis) in the small intestine of pigs. In ten animals the course was mainly uneventful during the observation period of 10 days. One animal developed a postoperative anastomotic leakage. In five cases adhesions between the anastomotic region and the small intestine were found on postmortem examination, but there was no evidence of any slight leakage. On the whole, the sewing device operated faultlessly. At present, clinical use seems possible for long sutures, which are time-consuming when sewn manually, but it is still premature. One major disadvantage of the device is its size, which restricts its application to extra-abdominal tasks. Nonetheless, the principle of a mechanical device for running sutures should be investigated further.

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