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Does fluorescence angiography with pinpoint perfusion imaging reduce the risk of anastomotic leak and stenosis in laparoscopic low rectal and anorectal anastomoses?
Does fluorescence angiography with pinpoint perfusion imaging reduce the risk of anastomotic leak and stenosis in laparoscopic low rectal and anorectal anastomoses?
Fluorescence angiography may help reduce anastomotic complications in colorectal surgery by assessing blood supply, but definitive evidence from RCTs is currently lacking.
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Fluorescence angiography may aid perfusion assessment during colorectal anastomosis; leaves open impact on leak or stenosis rates pending RCTs.
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