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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 36, Issue 6, 542-547
Copyright © 2000 by American Animal Hospital Association


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Use of skin staples for rapid closure of gastrointestinal incisions in the treatment of canine linear foreign bodies

BR Coolman, N Ehrhart, and SM Marretta

A technique was developed for closure of gastrotomy and enterotomy incisions using disposable skin staples. The technique was used successfully in three dogs with gastrointestinal linear foreign bodies that required a gastrotomy and one or more enterotomies. The method allows for secure closure of gastrointestinal incisions and minimizes the surgical time in patients requiring multiple gastrointestinal incisions.





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