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New techniques of gastrointestinal anastomosis with the EEA stapler. Ann Surg.1979;189:587-600.

Billroth I anastomosis using a circular stapler for corrosive gastric stricture: a novel technique

We performed a retrospective analysis comparing outcomes between patients who had the GJ created with a 25 mm EEA stapler that had staple heights of 3.5 mm versus 4.8 mm.

A Shorter Circular Stapler Height at the Gastrojejunostomy during a Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Results in Less Strictures and Bleeding Complications

Key words: Stapled sutures; EEA stapler; hand-sewn technique; end-to-end anastomosis; dogs.

Currently two methods are being used for the purpose of anastomosis; the first one is a hand sewn method, while the second one involves the use of circular surgical stapling device, known as the EEA stapler. Furthermore, the anastomosis can be performed in a single layer or double layers using appositional suturing patterns (simple interrupted, simple continuous), as reported by Nasir Khan et al.

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An early experience using the technique of transoral OrVil EEA stapler for minimally invasive transthoracic oesophagectomy.

COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF CONVENTIONAL METHOD AND STAPLED SUTURE TECHNIQUE FOR INTESTINAL ANASTOMOSIS IN DOGS

The hand-sewn anastomosis has largely been replaced by the EEA stapler because stapling the proximal colon to the lower rectum is easier to perform, faster, and results in a similar anastomotic leak rate when compared to a hand-sewn anastomosis.

Bowel resection with invasive endometriosis