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Clinical experience with the Unilink/3M Precise microvascular anastomotic device.

Abstract

The Unilink/3M Precise anastomotic device for microvascular anastomoses has been evaluated in 38 critical anastomoses in 26 selected patients. The microvascular anastomosis was usually completed within three minutes by a single surgeon. There was only one failure, when an arterial anastomosis clotted because of a technical error. In all patients tissue survival was dependent on patent mechanical anastomoses (critical anastomoses) and the follow-up period was more than three years.

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Year: 1993 PMID： 8493482 DOI： 10.3109/02844319309080289

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg Hand Surg ISSN： 0284-4311

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1. Venous Thrombosis in Handsewn versus Coupled Venous Anastomoses in 857 Consecutive Breast Free Flaps.

Authors: Anita R Kulkarni; Babak J Mehrara; Andrea L Pusic; Peter G Cordeiro; Evan Matros; Colleen M McCarthy; Joseph J Disa
Journal: J Reconstr Microsurg Date: 2015-09-15 Impact factor: 2.873

Review 2. Systematic review of microvascular coupling devices for arterial anastomoses in free tissue transfer.

Authors: Abhijit R Gundale; Yuro J Berkovic; Payam Entezami; Cherie-Ann O Nathan; Brent A Chang
Journal: Laryngoscope Investig Otolaryngol Date: 2020-07-18

3. [The ring-pin anastomosis technique. Long-term clinical experiences with the mechanical ring-pin system for microvascular anastomoses in reconstructive head and neck surgery ].

Authors: E Röpke; A Berghaus; M Bloching
Journal: HNO Date: 2004-02 Impact factor: 1.284

Clinical experience with the Unilink/3M Precise microvascular anastomotic device.

1. Venous Thrombosis in Handsewn versus Coupled Venous Anastomoses in 857 Consecutive Breast Free Flaps.

Review 2. Systematic review of microvascular coupling devices for arterial anastomoses in free tissue transfer.

3. [The ring-pin anastomosis technique. Long-term clinical experiences with the mechanical ring-pin system for microvascular anastomoses in reconstructive head and neck surgery ].

4. The utility of the microvascular anastomotic coupler in free tissue transfer.

5. Meta-analysis of arterial anastomosis techniques in head and neck free tissue transfer.

6. Applying the Microvascular Anastomotic Coupler Device to End-to-side Venous Anastomosis in Reconstructive Surgery.