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. 1984 Aug;159(2):164-5.

A growth factor in fine vascular anastomoses

T E Starzl, S Iwatsuki, B W Shaw Jr

A growth factor in fine vascular anastomoses

T E Starzl et al. Surg Gynecol Obstet. 1984 Aug.
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Fig. 1
Intraluminal performance of posterior wall anastomosis after placement and tying of sutures.
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Fig. 2
The mate of one end suture is used to construct the other half of the circumference.
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Fig. 3
The two ends are tied together away from the wall.
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Fig. 4
Expansion and bulging of the suture line are evident as the extra Prolene is taken up.
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