• DOI:10.1016/S0022-5347(05)00143-6
Corpus ID: 25917202

Arterial anastomosis without sutures using ring pin stapler for clinical renal transplantation: comparison with suture anastomosis.

@article{Ye2006ArterialAW,
  title={Arterial anastomosis without sutures using ring pin stapler for clinical renal transplantation: comparison with suture anastomosis.},
  author={G. Ye and Hua-Gen Mo and Ze-hou Wang and Shan-hong Yi and Xiangwei Wang and Yin-Fu Zhang},
  journal={The Journal of urology},
  year={2006},
  volume={175 2},
  pages={
          636-40; discussion 640
        }
}

G. Ye, Hua-Gen Mo, +3 authors Yin-Fu Zhang

Published 2006

Medicine

The Journal of urology

PURPOSE The metal ring pin stapler was initially developed for microvascular surgery and there has been little experience of their use in larger vessels. We determined if the titanium ring pin coupling system could be safely and rapidly applied for arterial reconstruction in clinical renal transplantation. MATERIALS AND METHODS The donor renal artery was end-to-end anastomosed to the internal iliac artery with titanium ring pin staplers in 36 patients. Anastomotic, clamp and total operative… CONTINUE READING

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