[Hemodynamic characteristics of autologous microsurgical transplantation of the greater omentum].
Milanov No, Sandrikov Va, Shilov Bl, Butorin Ag
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Milanov No, Sandrikov Va, Shilov Bl, Butorin Ag
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Free microsurgical autotransplantation of the greater omentum was performed in 24 patients with different pathologies. Dominant character of blood supply of the greater omentum from the right gastro-omental artery was detected as well as the interrelation between repeated arrests of blood supply in the transplant and frequency of necroses of the transplanted greater omentum.
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Free microsurgical autotransplantation of the greater omentum was performed in 24 patients with different pathologies. Dominant character of blood supply of the greater omentum from the right gastro-omental artery was detected as well as the interrelation between repeated arrests of blood supply in the transplant and frequency of necroses of the transplanted greater omentum.
Key concepts: Autotransplantation, Greater omentum, Medicine, Blood supply, Hemodynamics, Transplantation, Surgery, Artery