Double housing volume
Traction holes
Power cut blade
Straight
Adjustable staple height
ASL – Built-in Automatic Safety Lock prevents accidental mis-firing
Adjustable staple closure height ranging from 1 mm to 2.5 mm
Technique for a real Transanal End-to-End Anastomosis (Surgical Steps)
Fig. 1
Transanally suture the distal staple line
- Firstly stitch the left end of the staple line. Suture another three or four points until the right end of the staple line. (Fig. 1)
- Pull the two groups of sutures into the right and left traction holes separately, by using the suture threader. (Fig. 2)
Fig. 2
Anastomosis
- Close the stapler into the green zone, while pulling the staple line into the housing and fire the stapler.
- Check the specimen to make sure the complete resection of the distal staple line.
Fig. 3
The picture shows the benefits of a real transanal anastomosis without intersecting margins (dog ears) and crossings of staple lines, reducing the risk of leakages and stenosis. (Fig. 3)
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