TY - JOUR
T1 - Endoluminal clip closure of a circular full-thickness colon resection in a porcine model (with videos)
AU - Raju, Gottumukkala S.
AU - Ahmed, Ijaz
AU - Shibukawa, Goro
AU - Poussard, Allison
AU - Brining, Douglas
N1 - Funding Information:
None of the authors have any financial interest in Microvasive Endoscopy, Boston Scientific Corp, or Pentax Medical Inc. G. Raju has received honoraria from Microvasive Endoscopy, Boston Scientific Corp, and from Pentax Medical Inc, for a company-sponsored talk during the last year. Pentax Medical Inc provided endoscopy equipment and funding to support the animal endoscopy laboratory. Microvasive Endoscopy, Boston Scientific Corp, provided the Resolution clips to perform the study. There was no financial support from Microvasive Endoscopy, Boston Scientific Corp, to perform this study .
PY - 2007/3
Y1 - 2007/3
N2 - Background: Linear perforations of the colon can be closed by the application of clips through a colonoscope. It is unclear whether circular perforations after full-thickness resection of the colon can be closed with clips. Objective: To develop an animal model for circular perforation of the colon and to study different techniques to accomplish a leakproof sealing of the circular perforation of the colon. Design: Pilot study. Setting: University medical center. Animals: Ten pigs: 2 perforations in the 1st pig and 1 perforation in the 2nd to 9th pigs were closed with clips. In the 10th pig, 5 perforations were created, and the dimensions of the perforation were measured. Interventions: Creation of a circular full-thickness resection of the colon with a band-ligation-resection device, followed by longitudinal or transverse endoluminal closure of the perforation by using the first clip opened and applied in the 3- to 9-o'clock or the 6- to 12-o'clock direction in relation to the circular perforation, respectively. Main Outcome Measurements: The mean (standard deviation) size of circular perforation was 1.7 ± 0.075 cm (range, 1.5-2.0 cm). Necropsy immediately after closure of the perforation was done to examine the closure and to confirm the quality of sealing with the methylene blue dye leak test. Results: The transverse closure was unsuccessful in the closure of 3 perforations, whereas the longitudinal closure resulted in a leakproof sealing in 6 of the 7 closures. Limitations: Perforation of the adjacent viscera limits it to a nonsurvival study. Conclusions: Endoluminal application of clips by using the longitudinal closure technique results in a leak proof sealing of circular perforations of the colon.
AB - Background: Linear perforations of the colon can be closed by the application of clips through a colonoscope. It is unclear whether circular perforations after full-thickness resection of the colon can be closed with clips. Objective: To develop an animal model for circular perforation of the colon and to study different techniques to accomplish a leakproof sealing of the circular perforation of the colon. Design: Pilot study. Setting: University medical center. Animals: Ten pigs: 2 perforations in the 1st pig and 1 perforation in the 2nd to 9th pigs were closed with clips. In the 10th pig, 5 perforations were created, and the dimensions of the perforation were measured. Interventions: Creation of a circular full-thickness resection of the colon with a band-ligation-resection device, followed by longitudinal or transverse endoluminal closure of the perforation by using the first clip opened and applied in the 3- to 9-o'clock or the 6- to 12-o'clock direction in relation to the circular perforation, respectively. Main Outcome Measurements: The mean (standard deviation) size of circular perforation was 1.7 ± 0.075 cm (range, 1.5-2.0 cm). Necropsy immediately after closure of the perforation was done to examine the closure and to confirm the quality of sealing with the methylene blue dye leak test. Results: The transverse closure was unsuccessful in the closure of 3 perforations, whereas the longitudinal closure resulted in a leakproof sealing in 6 of the 7 closures. Limitations: Perforation of the adjacent viscera limits it to a nonsurvival study. Conclusions: Endoluminal application of clips by using the longitudinal closure technique results in a leak proof sealing of circular perforations of the colon.
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U2 - 10.1016/j.gie.2006.06.085
DO - 10.1016/j.gie.2006.06.085
M3 - Article
C2 - 17321256
AN - SCOPUS:33847077661
SN - 0016-5107
VL - 65
SP - 503
EP - 509
JO - Gastrointestinal endoscopy
JF - Gastrointestinal endoscopy
IS - 3
ER -