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Titanium Nickelide Implants for Compression Anastomoses in Coloproctology

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Developments in titanium nickelide compression devices for forming interintestinal junctions in colorectal surgery are analyzed. Preference in developments has been given to compression devices made of titanium nickelide wire materials. The authors linked the main advantages with simplicity of use, small size, high levels of biological and physical sealing, and better conditions for tissue regeneration. Questions related to the means of establishing the primary patency of compression anastomoses and optimizing anastomosis techniques remain unanswered.

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    F. Sh. Aliev, K. M. Autlev, A. V. Efanov, V. E. Shneider & V. F. Aliev

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Aliev, F.S., Autlev, K.M., Efanov, A.V. et al. Titanium Nickelide Implants for Compression Anastomoses in Coloproctology. Biomed Eng 52, 275–279 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10527-018-9829-5

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