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The creation of anastomoses between various parts of the GI tract is a major task in the daily practice of oncological, reconstructive and transplant surgery. The most widely used anastomosing techniques today involve the use of sutures or metal titanium staples. Both techniques involve foreign material penetrating the tissue and evoking localized inflammatory response, tissue injury and breaking of mucosal barriers that may facilitate bacterial growth within the anastomotic line, increasing the propensity to anastomotic-related morbidity. Different types of compression devices were successfully used clinically in the past. The history and evolving characteristics of this technology is reviewed. Nitinol-based solutions for the creation of compression anastomosis are evaluated as a possible potential for revolutionary impact on the current surgical methods and anastomosing technology in the alimentary tract and beyond.
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
August 2008,
World journal of gastroenterology,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
May 2008,
Zhonghua wei chang wai ke za zhi = Chinese journal of gastrointestinal surgery,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
December 2010,
Minimally invasive therapy & allied technologies : MITAT : official journal of the Society for Minimally Invasive Therapy,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
April 2011,
Zhong nan da xue xue bao. Yi xue ban = Journal of Central South University. Medical sciences,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
June 2022,
The international journal of medical robotics + computer assisted surgery : MRCAS,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
February 2014,
Surgical innovation,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
February 2021,
Journal of the American College of Surgeons,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
July 1970,
Shujutsu. Operation,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
January 2011,
Hepato-gastroenterology,
Doron Kopelman, and
Ossama A Hatoum, and
Boaz Kimmel, and
Leonid Monassevitch, and
Yael Nir, and
Shlomo Lelcuk, and
Micha Rabau, and
Amir Szold
April 2001,
World journal of surgery,
