Main steps of double circular stapler technique for colorectal deep endometriosis.

Claudio Peixoto Crispi Jr (21192258), Claudio Peixoto Crispi (8276685), Claudia Maria Vale Joaquim (21192261), Paulo Sergio da Silva Reis Jr (21192264), Nilton de Nadai Filho (8276697), Bruna Rafaela Santos de Oliveira (10692714), Camilla Gabriely Souza Guerra (21192267), Marlon de Freitas Fonseca (8276703)
2025 · doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0320138.g002 · W7111350344
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(1) The circular stapler 1 passes the lesion; (2) Opening the circular stapler; (3) Suture stitch limiting the area to be resected; (4) Suture to anchor the lesion; (5) Sutures forcing the lesion into the stapler; (6) Circular stapler closing; (7) Removing the circular stapler 1; (8) The circular stapler 2 passes the residual lesion; (9) Opening the circular stapler; (10) Suture stitch limiting the area to be resected; (11) Suture to anchor the lesion; (12) Sutures forcing the remaining lesion into the stapler; (13) Circular stapler closing; (14) Removing the circular stapler 2.
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Follow-up of bowel endometriosis resections performed using the double circular stapler technique: A decade’s experience Fig 2 Main steps of double circular stapler technique for colorectal deep endometriosis. (1) The circular stapler 1 passes the lesion; (2) Opening the circular stapler; (3) Suture stitch limiting the area to be resected; (4) Suture to anchor the lesion; (5) Sutures forcing the lesion into the stapler; (6) Circular stapler closing; (7) Removing the circular stapler 1; (8) The circular stapler 2 passes the residual lesion; (9) Opening the circular stapler; (10) Suture stitch limiting the area to be resected; (11) Suture to anchor the lesion; (12) Sutures forcing the remaining lesion into the stapler; (13) Circular stapler closing; (14) Removing the circular stapler 2.

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