AIM To establish a new improved vascularanastomotic technique to simplify the surgicaltechnique and increase the survival rate of smallintestinal transplantation in rats.METHODS The graft removed en blocconsisted of e...AIM To establish a new improved vascularanastomotic technique to simplify the surgicaltechnique and increase the survival rate of smallintestinal transplantation in rats.METHODS The graft removed en blocconsisted of entire small intestine,portal veinand aortic segment with superior mesentericartery.The graft was perfused in situ and thegut lumen was irrigated during the operation.Heterotopic small bowel transplantation wasperformed by microvascular end-to-sideanastomosis between the donor aortic segmentwith superior mesenteric artery and the recipientabdominal aorta,and by the formation of a'Cuff'anastomosis between the donor portalvein and the recipient left renal vein.Both endsof the grafts were exteriorized as stomas.RESULTS A total of 189 intestinaltransplantations were performed in rats,33 ofwhich were involved in the formal experimentalgroup,with a survival rate of 84.8%.Theaverage time for the donor surgery was 80min±10min;for graft repair 10min±3min;and forrecipient surgery 95min±15min.The averagetime for the arterial anastomosis and the veinanastomosis was 18min±5min and 1min,respectively.The warm ischemic time and coldischemic time were 22min±5min and less than60min,respectively.The whole operation wascompleted by a single surgeon,the operativetime being about 3 hours.CONCLUSION The vascular anastomosis used in this study could simplify surgical technique,reduce the operative time and elevate thesurvival rate of small intestinal transplantationin rats.展开更多
基金the 9.5 Military Medical Research Fund of China,No.96M021
文摘AIM To establish a new improved vascularanastomotic technique to simplify the surgicaltechnique and increase the survival rate of smallintestinal transplantation in rats.METHODS The graft removed en blocconsisted of entire small intestine,portal veinand aortic segment with superior mesentericartery.The graft was perfused in situ and thegut lumen was irrigated during the operation.Heterotopic small bowel transplantation wasperformed by microvascular end-to-sideanastomosis between the donor aortic segmentwith superior mesenteric artery and the recipientabdominal aorta,and by the formation of a'Cuff'anastomosis between the donor portalvein and the recipient left renal vein.Both endsof the grafts were exteriorized as stomas.RESULTS A total of 189 intestinaltransplantations were performed in rats,33 ofwhich were involved in the formal experimentalgroup,with a survival rate of 84.8%.Theaverage time for the donor surgery was 80min±10min;for graft repair 10min±3min;and forrecipient surgery 95min±15min.The averagetime for the arterial anastomosis and the veinanastomosis was 18min±5min and 1min,respectively.The warm ischemic time and coldischemic time were 22min±5min and less than60min,respectively.The whole operation wascompleted by a single surgeon,the operativetime being about 3 hours.CONCLUSION The vascular anastomosis used in this study could simplify surgical technique,reduce the operative time and elevate thesurvival rate of small intestinal transplantationin rats.
