Laparoscopic intracorporeal colorectal anastomosis with twofold stapling method is troublesome on account of inadmissible cutting edge in thin pelvic hole. For reasons of inclined and long straight staple line of rectal stump, roundabout anastomotic plane can make various convergences. The current examination was intended to evaluate whether different crossing points after twofold stapling method is the hazard factor of anastomotic difficulty in laparoscopic colorectal medical procedure.

 

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Altogether, 128 sequential left colon and rectal malignancy patients who experienced laparoscopic rectal resection with twofold stapling procedure were taken on this investigation. In all cases, administrator attempted to lessen crossing points by reversal and invagination strategies. They were partitioned into 3 gatherings: 58 patients with no convergence of staple lines (bunch A), 62 patients with 1 purpose of crossing point (bunch B) and 8 patients with 2 purposes of crossing point (bunch C). Intraoperative air spillage, deficient cut ring, postoperative dying, anastomotic stenosis, and spillage were thought about between the 3 gatherings.

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