Blind-Pouch Formation Following Lateral Anastomosis

Blind pouch syndrome following enteroanastomosis

“…Side‐to‐side anastomoses are thus safe and reliable procedures, on the condition that the proximal blind end does not project more than 2.5 cm beyond the stoma. In contrast, the reliability of end‐to‐end anastomosis can increase by improving the circulation to the antimesenteric border and the calibre of the junction when one cuts the open end of the segment that is to be joined towards its antimesenteric edge . Side‐to‐side anastomosis should be reserved when an end‐to‐end procedure is impossible to perform, and the blind end must be as short as possible to limit the incidence of blind pouch creation.…”

Συμβολη Εις Την Μελετην Της Αντιμετωπισεως Της Εξωγενους Συγγενους Δωδεκαδακτυλικης Αποφραξεως

“…Μετά είλεο-κολικήν έκτομήν ή κολικήν τοιαύτην, έφαρμοσθείσης μετά τελικο-πλαγίας άναστομώσεως ή πλαγιο-πλαγίας τοιαύτης, ενεφα νίσθη σύνδρομον τυφλού σάκκου τόσον εις παίδας (Bayes, Lennert, Prévôt) (15,148,205) οσον καί εις ενήλικας (Pollock, Reifferscheid, Stauffer, Weylandt) (201,216,253,301).…”