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[Knight-Griffen ileo-proctostomy after total colectomy]
A Montori1, L de Anna, M Gasparrini
1Cattedra di III Patologia Speciale Chirurgica e Propedeutica Clinica, Università degli Studi, La Sapienza, Roma.
Il Giornale Di Chirurgia
|March 1, 1991
Summary
The Knight e Griffen double stapled colorectal anastomosis technique was adapted for ileo-rectal anastomosis after total colectomy. This method offers technical feasibility and reduced contamination risk, with preliminary positive results in 7 patients.
Area of Science:
- Colorectal surgery
- Surgical anastomosis techniques
Context:
- The Knight e Griffen double stapled colorectal anastomosis is standard after anterior rectal resection.
- Technical feasibility and reduced contamination are key advantages.
Purpose:
- To adapt the double stapled colorectal anastomosis technique for ileo-rectal anastomosis following total colectomy.
- To evaluate the feasibility and preliminary outcomes of this adapted technique.
Summary:
- The Knight e Griffen technique was modified for ileo-rectal anastomosis post-total colectomy.
- A small-diameter circular stapler facilitated a pseudo-valvular mechanism.
- Preliminary results from 7 patients demonstrated the technique's viability.
Impact:
- This adaptation expands the application of double stapled anastomosis in complex colorectal procedures.
- It offers a potentially safer and more efficient method for ileo-rectal reconstruction.
- Further research may validate this technique for broader clinical use.