Single-layer anastomosis of the colon and rectum
Moti Khubchandani, James F. Upson
Abstract
Moti Khubchandani, James F. Upson
Abstract
A total of 116 one-layer end-to-end anastomoses of the colon and the rectum in 112 patients were studied. Three patients died postoperatively (2.6 per cent). Significant disruption of anastomosis requiring a diverting colostomy occurred in five patients. The study is presented to draw attention to the safety of the single-layer anastomosis.
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A total of 116 one-layer end-to-end anastomoses of the colon and the rectum in 112 patients were studied. Three patients died postoperatively (2.6 per cent). Significant disruption of anastomosis requiring a diverting colostomy occurred in five patients. The study is presented to draw attention to the safety of the single-layer anastomosis.
Key concepts: Anastomosis, Rectum, Medicine, Colorectal surgery, Colostomy, Surgical oncology, General surgery, Surgery