1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9610(98)00234-7
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The effects of hyperbaric oxygen on normal and ischemic colon anastomoses

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“…It was able of improving mechanical resistance of anastomosis with or without presence of induced ischemia 17,39 .…”
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“…It was able of improving mechanical resistance of anastomosis with or without presence of induced ischemia 17,39 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the surgical techniques and the suture materials, other factors interfere in anastomosis quality, as antibiotics 4,5 , antioxidants 6,7 , antineoplasics 8 , imunossupressors 9 , hormones 10 , trauma 11 , shock [12][13][14] , adherences 15,16 and ischemia 17,18 .…”
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“…Among these, local tissue hypoxia is one of the most relevant variables in healing. This is because oxygen molecules are indispensable elements in collagen synthesis and the production of fibroblasts 9 . Diminished blood flow in the surgical incision leads to dehiscence.…”
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“…In the various possible clinical scenarios, one of the methods to increase oxygen levels is hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) 8 . More specifically, a MEDLINE review of the available literature concerning the use of HBO in anastomosis in the alimentary tract retrieved two papers, both addressing colic anastomosis experimentally induced in rats [9][10] . However, no paper on the use of HBO to treat esophageal anastomosis was found.…”
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