Compression method of anastomosis of large intestines by implants with memory of shape: alternative to traditional sutures

The article describes clinical case of a patient with two rectovaginal fistulas of high and low level. The first stage included diverting loop sigmostomia and latex seton for low fistula. Three months later, on the second stage, fistulectomy with invagination of the fistula to rectal lumen with compression of invaginated part by titanium nickelide clamp was done. The fistulectomy with sphincteroplasty was done for the lower fistula. No postoperative complications developed; the complete recovery was detected. Seven months later, on the third stage, the stoma closure was done. No complications and fistula recurrence were obtained in 2 months of follow-up.

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Compression method of anastomosis of large intestines by implants with memory of shape: alternative to traditional sutures

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References 6 publications

Titanium Nickelide Implants for Compression Anastomoses in Coloproctology

Titanium Nickelide Implants for Compression Anastomoses in Coloproctology

MECHANICAL AND MANUAL ANASTOMOSES IN COLORECTAL SURGERY (review)

SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR A PATIENT WITH TWO RECTOVAGINAL FISTULAS (case report)

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