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Nahtapparate in der Chirurgie

The application of stapler apparatus in surgery

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Die Auswertung der Ergebnisse mit Nahtgeräten in der Thorax-und Abdominalchirurgie zeigte, daß diese zumindest ebenso sicher wie Handnähte sind und den Vorteil beträchtlicher Zeitersparnis sowie Herstellung feinerer Anastomosen ohne Wülste besitzen. Das EEA-Gerät erlaubt außerdem tieferliegende Rektumanastomosen als sie mit Handnähten möglich sind.

Summary

Evaluation of results with staplers in thoracic and abdominal surgery show that the instruments are at least as safe as handsutures. Their advantage lies in considerable time saving and in thin anastomotic lines without bulk. The EEA stapler furthermore permits lower rectal anastomoses than can be done by handsutures.

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Weil, P.H. Nahtapparate in der Chirurgie. Acta Chir Austriaca 14, 83–90 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02601866

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