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Does the Number of Sutures Make a Difference? A Study with a New Device for Endoluminal Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux
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“…If the subsequent sutures are not deep enough and stay, for instance, within the mucosa, then they may easily fall out. It has been recommended that ≥3 sutures be used for this procedure (24). Three of the 5 patients in our cohort who had 2 plications required repeat EG, at which time the loss of one suture was seen.…”
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“…If the subsequent sutures are not deep enough and stay, for instance, within the mucosa, then they may easily fall out. It has been recommended that ≥3 sutures be used for this procedure (24). Three of the 5 patients in our cohort who had 2 plications required repeat EG, at which time the loss of one suture was seen.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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