Zusammenfassung
Die End-zu-Seit Anastomose ist die »Königsdisziplin« der Mikrochirurgie und wird immer dann angewendet, wenn eine wichtige Gefäßachse nicht geopfert werden soll. In diesem Kapitel werden alle gängigen End-zu-Seit-Anastomosentechniken im Detail beschrieben und es wird auf Schwierigkeiten und Besonderheiten eingegangen.
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Arkudas, A. (2016). End-zu-Seit-Anastomosen. In: Kneser, U., Horch, R., Lehnhardt, M. (eds) Grundkurs Mikrochirurgie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48037-3_10
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