Interintestinal Anastomoses With New Generation Of Circular - Stapling Instrument Supporting At Surgical Treatment Of Inflammatory-Ulcer Diseases Of The Colon.
Abstract
Surgical treatment of inflammatory diseases of intestine remains actual problem, despite the progress of conservative therapy. In our research it was etablished, applying low and ultralow ileorectal anastomosis with circular - stapling apparatus allows to reach reliability of the generated anastomoses, it is essential reduce operation time, reduce number of postoperative complications and reduce duration of patients stay in hospital.References
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