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Long-term follow-up of a novel anastomotic device in a canine model
Adrian Park
, Tommy H. Lee
, Stephen M. Kavic
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Anastomosis
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Canine Model
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Anastomotic Device
100%
Jejunojejunal
80%
Pylorus
40%
Complete Healing
40%
Gastroduodenal Anastomosis
40%
Laparotomy
20%
Canine
20%
Transection
20%
Postoperative Complications
20%
Stomach
20%
General Surgery
20%
Microscopy
20%
Highly Effective
20%
Normal Development
20%
Jejunum
20%
Normal Growth
20%
Euthanized
20%
Surgery Skills
20%
Minimally Invasive Surgery
20%
Popular
20%
Conservative Management
20%
Human-like
20%
Intestinal Anastomosis
20%
Ileus
20%
Mechanical Bowel Obstruction
20%
Unique Design
20%
Gross Pathology
20%
Microscopic Pathology
20%
End-to-end Anastomosis
20%
Anastomotic Site
20%
Deployable Mechanism
20%
Anastomotic Technique
20%
Shape Memory
20%
Memory Metal
20%
Mucosalization
20%
Microscopic Evidence
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Surgical Anastomosis
100%
Pylorus
40%
Gastroduodenostomy
40%
Minimally Invasive Procedure
20%
Laparotomy
20%
Postoperative Complication
20%
General Surgery
20%
Ingestion
20%
Conservative Treatment
20%
Jejunum
20%
Bowel Obstruction
20%
Growth, Development and Aging
20%
Ileus
20%
Intestine Anastomosis
20%
End to End Anastomosis
20%
Stomach
20%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Pylorus
100%
Canine Model
100%
Canis
50%
Muscle
50%
Stomach
50%