Prospects for the use of compression interintenstinal anastomoses in the conditions of the Hospital of first aid named after V.V. Angapov

The main drawback of the traditional suture material is a cross-cutting nature of stitching the intestinal wall. Since the beginning of the use of synthetic fibres and through nowadays, the new sorts of fibres are being developed that justify some drawbacks of the used suture material. Intestine is the main source of the microbial contamination of the abdominal cavity, that is why any surgical procedures, especially accompanied by the opening of intensinal lumen, necessarily result in microbial contamination of the surrounding tissues. The problem of inadequacy of interintenstinal anastomoses is one of the topical in the modern surgery. The great part of post operative complications after doing anastomosis manually pushes to the search of alternative. The compression anastomosis can actually become this alternative.