Evaluation of Ischemic Time and Complications in Free Jejunum Transfer

There was no specific trend between ischemic time and jejunal survival rate, indicating that an ischemic time within 6 h may not have affected engraftment. Although we have recently performed intestinal anastomosis prior to vascular anastomosis, the choice of surgical technique should be adapted to the patient's age and background.

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Microsurgery
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/micr.31237
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Reconstructive Surgery and Microvascular Techniques
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Evaluation of Ischemic Time and Complications in Free Jejunum Transfer

Jun Arata, Shuko Kaito, Mayu Suzuki
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Evaluation of Ischemic Time and Complications in Free Jejunum Transfer

Jun Arata, Shuko Kaito, Mayu Suzuki
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Abstract

There was no specific trend between ischemic time and jejunal survival rate, indicating that an ischemic time within 6 h may not have affected engraftment. Although we have recently performed intestinal anastomosis prior to vascular anastomosis, the choice of surgical technique should be adapted to the patient's age and background.

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