The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School

Continued by:Medical Science & Innovation
EISSN:2758-5441

Back to Top

The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 44 Issue 1-2
published_at 1997-06

Clinical Experience Using Biofragmentable Ring for Ileo-Ileo Anastomosis

Clinical Experience Using Biofragmentable Ring for Ileo-Ileo Anastomosis
Shinagawa Yuji
Mizuta Eiji
Nakamura Masayuki
Harada Kikuo
Hashimoto Osamu
fulltext
1.51 MB
A020044000104.pdf
Descriptions
The biofragmentable anastomosis ring (BAR) was introduced in 1985. The BAR is made of polyglycolic acid polymer and barium sulfate.It fragments into small pieces after polymer hydrolycolic acid polymer and barium sulfate.It fragments into small pieces after polymer hydrolysis and completely passes out of the body in about 3 weeks.The BAR was originally designed for colonic anastomosis.We have recently used it for ileo-ileal anastomosis in 3 patients who underwent urinary tract diversion with pelvic exenteration (1 case) or with radical cystectomy (2 cases).No complication, such as wound infection, intra-abdominal abscess,anastomosis.This is about half as long as that of sutured anastomosis. On the plain abdominal X-ray, the shadow of the BAR is a safe, easy, swift, and a satisfactory procedure.The BAR maintains the patency of the intestinal lumen until the anastomotic site heals up.Tere were no residual foreign bodies after the fragments were discharged in the stool.
Creator Keywords
biofragmentable anastomosis ring
bowel anastomosis
urinary diversion