The double stitch everting technique in end‐to‐side vascular anastomoses

V. Volovici; R. Dammers; D. Zamfirescu

DOI:10.1002/micr.30021

Corpus ID: 206255888

The double stitch everting technique in end‐to‐side vascular anastomoses

@article{Volovici2017TheDS,
  title={The double stitch everting technique in end‐to‐side vascular anastomoses},
  author={V. Volovici and R. Dammers and D. Zamfirescu},
  journal={Microsurgery},
  year={2017},
  volume={37}
}

V. Volovici, R. Dammers, D. Zamfirescu

Published 2017

Medicine

Microsurgery

A wealth of modifications of the original end-to-side technique are described in the literature, but so far no human randomized study has shown the superiority of one technique over another. To answer the needs of reduced time and increased efficiency, we devised the “double stitch everting technique.” Leaving the needle in situ in the vessel wall in order to help with the tying of the final two knots, also known as the “modified Harashina procedure” has already been described. For this… CONTINUE READING

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