A new technique is described for a biliodigestive anastomosis, involving the preparation of a long bile duct stump and duodenal puncture with a 21-Gauge needle in which a strand is inserted to pull the bile duct through the duodenum; the bile duct is then cannulated and the anastomosis fastened with fibrin glue. The lack of both intra- and postoperative complications, in addition to a normal histological appearance and long-term functionality of the anastomosis suggest that this technique can be usefully employed in experimental surgery in small animals.
Experimental bilioenteric anastomosis in the rat: A new technique
Luca F.
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1995-01-01
Abstract
A new technique is described for a biliodigestive anastomosis, involving the preparation of a long bile duct stump and duodenal puncture with a 21-Gauge needle in which a strand is inserted to pull the bile duct through the duodenum; the bile duct is then cannulated and the anastomosis fastened with fibrin glue. The lack of both intra- and postoperative complications, in addition to a normal histological appearance and long-term functionality of the anastomosis suggest that this technique can be usefully employed in experimental surgery in small animals.File in questo prodotto:
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