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March 28, 2026Pirogov Russian Journal of Surgery0 citations

Intraoperative video fluorescence angiography: a method for predicting the failure of intestinal anastomoses in gunshot wounds to the small intestine

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PRP. N. RomashchenkoRAR. K. AlievASA. A. Sazonov

Key Points

  • The study aims to evaluate the reliability of intraoperative video fluorescence angiography (VFA-ICG) in predicting intestinal anastomotic suture failure.
  • Utilized intraoperative video fluorescence angiography with ICG dye.
  • Conducted quantitative perfusion assessment via fluorescence index.
  • Focused on intestinal anastomoses in gunshot wounds.
  • VFA-ICG accurately forecasts anastomotic suture failures.
  • Improved surgical strategies were suggested based on VFA-ICG findings.
  • Potential reductions in infection complications and treatment costs were identified.

Abstract

Intraoperative VFA-ICG with quantitative perfusion assessment using the fluorescence index is a reliable tool for predicting intestinal anastomotic suture failure in gunshot wounds to the small intestine and supports optimization of surgical strategy, reduction of specific intra-abdominal infectious complications and mortality, and lowering of treatment costs in this patient population.

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Romashchenko et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c771348bbfbc51511e125ehttps://doi.org/10.17116/hirurgia202603195
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