Milingos S, Tassopoulos J, Vrachnos P
J Cardiovasc Surg (Torino). 1984 Mar-Apr;25(2):130-3.
The present experimental study deals with the utilization of biological tissue adhesives in an effort to estimate their value in lympho-venous anastomoses. The entire experimental work was carried out on 8 dogs, using the thoracic duct and the jugular vein for a lympho-venous anastomosis. The study also describes the experimental steps and overall technique. The anastomoses were carried out in an end to side fashion with four stitches and were completed with a biological adhesive substance later ( Fibrinkleber ). All the anastomoses were re-investigated for occlusion, formation of thrombus or a lymphatic fistula. There were no deaths. One of the anastomoses was occluded by a thrombus but no fistula was found in any of the dogs. The above results indicate that biological adhesive substances can be used satisfactorily as an adhesive substance in lymphovenous anastomosis.
本实验研究致力于生物组织粘合剂的应用，以评估其在淋巴管 - 静脉吻合术中的价值。整个实验工作在8只狗身上进行，采用胸导管和颈静脉进行淋巴管 - 静脉吻合术。该研究还描述了实验步骤和总体技术。吻合术采用端侧方式，用四针缝合，随后用一种生物粘合剂物质（纤维蛋白粘合剂）完成。对所有吻合口进行复查，观察是否有堵塞、血栓形成或淋巴瘘。没有动物死亡。其中一个吻合口被血栓堵塞，但在任何一只狗身上都未发现瘘管。上述结果表明，生物粘合剂物质可令人满意地用作淋巴管 - 静脉吻合术中的粘合剂。
