ABSTRACT

Anastomosis of intestine is a union of two ends of different sections of bowel. The technique involves maintain the lumen of bowel after the pathology is removed. Anastomosis is a routine procedure performed frequently and is often performed in an optional environment where benign or malignant GIT lesions are excised. A catastrophic complication of intestinal anastomosis is peritonitis, which causes anastomosis leakage. Anastomosis has high mortality and morbidity even years after the procedure. Proper training and adherence to basic standards are crucial to ensure a positive outcome of intestinal anastomosis. As a result, the health of gastrointestinal surgery may depend more on the factors that contribute to the healing of anastomosis.
Publication date: 15/02/2022

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2022/11.2.1031