2002
DOI: 10.1007/s10029-002-0047-3
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Abstract: Laparotomy closure relies on the incisional edges as anchor for the suture material. The results of these techniques are not satisfying, with failure rates of up to 20%. To investigate the effect of different conventional closure techniques and a novel "bridging technique" on abdominal wall perfusion an animal study was performed in rabbits. Abdominal wall perfusion was measured using the method of dynamic laser-fluorescence videography in the first 72 h of incisional wound healing in 25 animals. Suture tensio… Show more

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“…The IC-VIEW system is used in various conditions, intra-and postoperatively, to measure blood perfusion and microcirculation [29][30][31][32]. It has been proven effective and reliable in the settings of intraoperative assessment of vascular flow, evaluation of abdominal wall perfusion and intraoperative measurement of skin-flap viability [33,34]. Our study is the first to use the system for perfusion and transit measurements of the bowel in rodents.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The IC-VIEW system is used in various conditions, intra-and postoperatively, to measure blood perfusion and microcirculation [29][30][31][32]. It has been proven effective and reliable in the settings of intraoperative assessment of vascular flow, evaluation of abdominal wall perfusion and intraoperative measurement of skin-flap viability [33,34]. Our study is the first to use the system for perfusion and transit measurements of the bowel in rodents.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Der beobachtete Abfall der Nahtspannung ist eine Autoregulation des Systems Gewebe/Naht auf einen für die Heilung adä-quaten Wert. Dass diese Autoregulation nur durch Strangulation des genähten Gewebes mit entsprechendem Perfusionsschaden und Gewebenekrosen stattfinden kann,wurde histologisch nachgewiesen [22].Jeder Gewebeschaden birgt aber die Gefahr einer Schwächung des genäh-ten Gewebes in sich, die das akute und aufgrund der Langsamkeit der Reparationsprozesse bei der Narbenbildung auch das verzögerte Versagen des Laparotomieverschlusses begünstigen kann.Insgesamt zeigt sich, dass die Nahtspannung über-raschenderweise bereits innerhalb einer…”
Section: Dynamik Der Nahtspannungunclassified
“…B. kunststoffummantelte Drahtnähte mit Abstützplatten (Ventrofil ® ) zum forcierten Bauchdeckenverschluss ist als obsolet anzusehen [37,38],da sie die intraabdominelle Situation kompromittiert [44] und zum abdominellen Kompartmentsyndrom mit seiner Letalität bis zu 60% [7] führen kann.Auch die Durchblutung der Bauchdecke ist unter diesen Bedingungen beeinträchtigt [8,22,36],was weiteren Wundheilungsstörungen die Grundlage gibt.…”
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“…Measurement of tissue oxygen levels, laser Doppler flowmetry, and laser fluorescence angiography (LFA) are some of the more reliable methods that have been applied to evaluate tissue perfusion [7][8][9][10][11]. Therefore, the goal of our study was a retrospective matched-pairs analysis that investigated the effect of intraoperative LFA in colorectal resections for colorectal cancer on the rate of anastomotic insufficiencies and the duration of hospital stay compared to resections performed without LFA.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%