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Microvenous anastomosis via femoral vein catheterisation on rat free groin flap transfer

Rat serbest kasık flebi uygulamalarında femoralven kateterizasyonu ile mikrovenöz anastomoz yapılması

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47–51
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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The technique could be very usefulin the anastomoses of small veins of experimental free flapmodels, especially in inexperienced hands.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The microvascular repair of small veins is technically difficult.Virtually the same anastomotic technique is used in venousanastomoses as in arterial repairs, but on a much more refinedlevel.
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Key Findings & Data:Thin walled veins cannot tolerate the same surgicalabuse as though, thick walled arteries.
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Conclusion & Impact:The technique could be very usefulin the anastomoses of small veins of experimental free flapmodels, especially in inexperienced hands.
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Abstract

The microvascular repair of small veins is technically difficult.Virtually the same anastomotic technique is used in venousanastomoses as in arterial repairs, but on a much more refinedlevel. Thin walled veins cannot tolerate the same surgicalabuse as though, thick walled arteries. So maximal mentalconcentration is mandatory. In this study, a new methodusing a catheter was studied experimentally in microvenousanastomoses of the femoral veins of the rats. The techniquewas described in detail. The results were evaluated bycomparing the patency-rate and time-consuming. Improvedpatency rates were demonstrated and the advantages of thetechnique are discussed. The technique could be very usefulin the anastomoses of small veins of experimental free flapmodels, especially in inexperienced hands.

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Mikrovasküler ven anastomozu, arter anastomozuna göre teknik olarak zordur. Esasında venöz anastomozlarda da arteryel anastomozlardaki tekniğin aynısı kullanılır, ancak daha itinalı davranılır. İnce duvarlı venler, kalın duvarlı arterler gibi düşünülerekyapılacak aynı cerrahi hataları tolere edemezler. Dolayısıyla zihinsel konsantrasyonu en yüksek seviyede tutmak gerekir. Bu çalışmada ven anastomozunu kolaylaştırmak amacıyla, deneysel olarak ratların femoral venine, dalından yerleştirilen bir kateter yardımıyla mikrovasküler ven anastomozu yapılmıştır. Tekniğin detayları tarif edilmiştir. Sonuçlar "patency-rate" ve harcanan zamanın karşılaştırılması ile değerlendirilmiştir. "Patency rate" artışı gösterilmiş ve tekniğin avantajları tartışılmıştır. Bu teknik özellikle tecrübesi az cerrahlar için, deneysel serbest flep modellerindeki küçük ven anastomozlarında oldukça elverişli olabilir.

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DEMİRSEREN, M. E. (2022). Microvenous anastomosis via femoral vein catheterisation on rat free groin flap transfer. Türk Plastik Rekonstrüktif ve Estetik Cerrahi Derg., Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 1, 47–51. https://ajindex.com/articles/641791

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