Compression Anastomosis

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Clinical Evidence Highlights

pdfASCRS 2013 poster Intermediate Results of WCCA RETROPRESS Study: Compression Anastomosis Is Associated With a Low Rate of Anastomotic Leakage

pdfRecent Data - Compression Anastomosis for Low Anterior Resection (LAR)

pdfLow Anterior Resection (LAR) Leakage & Mortality: Literature Analysis Compared to COMPRES Results

pdfASCRS 2012 poster COMPRES Final Results: Nitinol Compression Anastomosis Results in a Much Lower Than Expected Rate of Anastomotic Leak in Low Anterior Resection (LAR)

pdfASCRS 2012 poster Histopathological Advantages of Compression Ring Anastomosis Healing Compared to Stapled Anastomosi

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Compression Anastomosis in Colorectal Surgery

Compression Anastomosis in Colorectal Surgery Video

This video shows how compression anastomosis works in colorectal surgery. novoGI's clinically proven nitinol technology works with the biological forces of the healing process. This enables dynamic compression anastomosis of varying tissue thicknesses for natural healing following colorectal surgery. Play video

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Learn More About Compression Anastomosis - Video

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Intraluminal Diameters – Intraoperative & Postoperative

Intraluminal Diameters – Intraoperative & Postoperative

This video shows intraoperative and postoperative intraluminal diameters for compression anastomosis compared to stapling. Play video

The Compression Anastomosis Healing Process

The Compression Anastomosis Healing Process

An overview of the healing process and the benefits of compression anastomosis for natural healing after colorectal surgery. Play video

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Compression Anastomosis with novoGI™ ColonRing

For Compression Anastomosis in Colorectal Surgery

Clinically proven core technology

  • Over 10,000 procedures worldwide
  • Over 50 peer-review publications 

Patented nitinol-based Compression Ring

Especially effective in low anterior resection (LAR) procedures

Clinical evidence in peer-review publications substantiates clinical results for ease of use, healing processes, and successful outcomes in regard to leak rates. According to data presented at ASCRS 2012, novoGI’s clinically proven compression anastomosis device is especially effective in lower anterior resection (LAR) procedures with leak rates ranging from 1.9% to 4%, enabling natural healing of the intestine.

More About Compression Anastomosis With novoGI™ ColonRing

  • Viable bowel wall layers are preserved (not punctured)
  • Compression Ring is a temporary implant
  • Reduced foreign body reaction
  • Preservation of continuity of bowel wall layers
  • Recovery of lumen size

See video of preoperative and postoperative intraluminal diameters with compression anastomosis compared to stapling.  

 

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novoGI™ ColonRing  may be associated with complications such as leakage, stricture, bleeding, sepsis, and other extra-colonic complications as occasionally seen with any anastomotic technique.