Zur Stabilisierung des Dünndarminvaginationsventiles nach Kock. Tierexperimentelle Studie

Geroulanos, S; Schauwecker, H. H.; Hahnloser, P; Säuberli, H; Kock, N. G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-05557-1_71

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“…These experiments show that the intussusception method of Kock does not hinder a free flow in the isoperistaltic direction and does prevent reflux in the antiperistaltic direction. As already mentioned, the construction of such a nipple is an easy operative procedure (2).…”

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Continent Ileal Bladder - An Experimental Study in Dogs

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Continent Ileal Bladder - An Experimental Study in Dogs

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“…The small intestinal intussusception valve de scribed by Turnbull and Higgins ( 1 ), further modi fied by Kock (2,3) has been established by us as a good valvular mechanism to prevent reflux in experimental animal studies as well as in clinical application (4,5). In 1957, Grey et al (6) reported their clinical experiences in 2 patients with a ureteric intussusception valve to prevent reflux.…”

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