Gao SZ, Wang TS, Yao Z, Cheng BC, Tu ZF, Ling DM, Peng SY. Experimental study and clinical application of a single-row suturing esophagogastrostomy.
J Surg Oncol 1990;
43:167-71. [PMID:
2179630 DOI:
10.1002/jso.2930430309]
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Abstract
A single-row suturing anastomosis (SRA) for an esophagogastrostomy was experimentally investigated in dogs. SRA not only shortened operating time, but also led to better pathological results when compared with double-row suturing anastomosis. Wide-brim suturing and equal distance between the sutures, providing increased and well-distributed blood circulation, are the key points for success of SRA. Its simplicity and safety are advantages of SRA as has been shown in 90 cases in clinical application.
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