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Intestinal anastomoses suture line: effect of pressure exerted by the intraluminal volume during the normal bowel transit". Preliminary results. Biomodels

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Intestinal resection
intestinal anastomoses Resección intestinal
anastomosis intestinales

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De Abreu, J. M. . (2020). Intestinal anastomoses suture line: effect of pressure exerted by the intraluminal volume during the normal bowel transit". Preliminary results. Biomodels. REVISTA VENEZOLANA DE CIRUGÍA, 63(1), 9–19. Retrieved from https://www.revistavenezolanadecirugia.com/index.php/revista/article/view/187 (Original work published March 24, 2020)

Abstract

Objective: Demonstrate that early fluid intake via oral produces no increase of pressure intraluminal on the suture line in the intestinal anastomoses, and therefore is not cause of dehiscence of the same, combining this fact produces a smaller hospital stay of the patient.
Methods: A prospective study with 21 pigs to who they shall resection and under pressure T-T, anastomoses VIT and VID, liquids with a protocol of six surgeries in 18 days intraluminal and study the resected anastomoses in optical microscopy and electronics. Ambient: Research Surgical Unit of the Escuela de Medicina José María Vargas. Facultad de Medicina UCV. Results: Early food and fluid intake is not cause of intestinal anastomoses dehiscence with normal intestinal transit. Conclusion: The preliminary results of this study suggest that early fluid intake is not cause of dehiscence in intestinal anastomoses.

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