FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1971507384> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1971507384 endingPage "766" @default.
• W1971507384 startingPage "762" @default.
• W1971507384 abstract "In this study, we introduce a new microvascular anastomosis technique called 'PCA' (Posterior wall first--Continuous interrupted--Airborne). The conventional microvascular anastomosis (CI), with single interrupted stitches, requires a long time to be completed, as each suture must be tied before starting the following stitch. Surgeons are often searching to reduce microsurgery time, particularly when there are multiple vessels to be anastomosed or when there is a prerequisite for the ischemia time to be quick.The authors conducted a comparative study of PCA and CI on 40 Wistar-albino rats. The femoral arteries and veins of each rat were used, resulting in a total of 160 vessels, with a diameter of 0.8 to 1mm. The rats were divided into two groups. Patency rates were compared between the two groups, using the chi-square test. The times required to perform the anastomosis were compared using the Student's t test. A p value<0.001 was considered significant.The mean time required for microvascular anastomosis of the femoral arteries was 22 minutes (mins) and 46 seconds (secs) in the PCA group, and 28 mins and 50 secs in the CI group. The mean time required for microvascular anastomosis of veins was 19 mins and 20 secs in the PCA group, and 23 mins and 36 secs in the CI group.The combination of the three different techniques (posterior wall first, continuous-interrupted, and airborne), used for the microvascular anastomosis, is safe, secure, and time-saving. The advantages of this combined method are the benefits of a single stitch, the increased speed of a continuous suture, and the reduced time of tying. The PCA technique may be helpful to selected clinical situations, due to a reduction in microsurgical time, as in such cases of multiple digital replantations, multiple in chain free flaps, vein grafts, and high metabolic free flaps, such as the intestine free microvascular transfer." @default.
• W1971507384 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5015247396 @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5033863145 @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5046325112 @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5055848380 @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5078893194 @default.
• W1971507384 creator A5088015255 @default.
• W1971507384 date "2008-07-01" @default.
• W1971507384 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W1971507384 title "Microsurgical anastomosis with the ‘PCA’ technique" @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1971573443 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1976142148 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1981115548 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1989290749 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1989930008 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W1990872627 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2006202808 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2009056222 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2012123580 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2029930551 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2030015008 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2030690534 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2045256567 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2056108704 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2070750018 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2072220289 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2073207802 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2077276591 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2081508040 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W2165429473 @default.
• W1971507384 cites W4254484865 @default.
• W1971507384 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bjps.2008.04.003" @default.
• W1971507384 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18468969" @default.
• W1971507384 hasPublicationYear "2008" @default.
• W1971507384 type Work @default.
• W1971507384 sameAs 1971507384 @default.
• W1971507384 citedByCount "8" @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842016 @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842018 @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842020 @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842021 @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842022 @default.
• W1971507384 countsByYear W19715073842023 @default.
• W1971507384 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5015247396 @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5033863145 @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5046325112 @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5055848380 @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5078893194 @default.
• W1971507384 hasAuthorship W1971507384A5088015255 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C141071460 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C2777327002 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C2779723990 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C2781150406 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C2781437307 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C541997718 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConcept C8443397 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C126322002 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C141071460 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C2777327002 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C2779723990 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C2781150406 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C2781437307 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C541997718 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C71924100 @default.
• W1971507384 hasConceptScore W1971507384C8443397 @default.
• W1971507384 hasIssue "7" @default.
• W1971507384 hasLocation W19715073841 @default.
• W1971507384 hasLocation W19715073842 @default.
• W1971507384 hasOpenAccess W1971507384 @default.
• W1971507384 hasPrimaryLocation W19715073841 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W1997893633 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2010705839 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2024294624 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2034064467 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2040844903 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2053535508 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2085436943 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2130666200 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2138661772 @default.
• W1971507384 hasRelatedWork W2891910637 @default.
• W1971507384 hasVolume "61" @default.
• W1971507384 isParatext "false" @default.
• W1971507384 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W1971507384 magId "1971507384" @default.
• W1971507384 workType "article" @default.