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Table 1 Characteristics of patients who developed intussusception after free-jejunal transfer

From: Intussusception causing postoperative intestinal obstruction following free jejunum transfer in adults: two case reports and review of the literature

Reference

Year

Age (years)

Sex

Jejunal artery used for free jejunal graft

Method of anastomosis at first surgery

Interval: primary operation to reoperation (days)

Bowel resection

Method of anastomosis at second surgery

Flynn et al. [16]

1989

NS

NS

NS

NS

NS

Yes

NS

Omura et al. [13] Urayama et al. [15]

1993 1997

76

F

Second

End-to-end A-L

20

Yes

Side-to-side A-L

64

M

Third

End-to-end A-L

28

No

None

38

M

Second

End-to-end A-L

90

Yes

End-to-end layer-to-layer

53

F

Third

End-to-end A-L

19

Yes

End-to-end layer-to-layer

Kawasaki et al. [14]

2007

75

F

Third

End-to-end A-L

48

Yes

Functional end-to-end

Current report

2014

75

M

Third

End-to-end A-L

42

Yes

Functional end-to-end

67

F

Third

End-to-end A-L

3

Yes

Fide-to-side A-L

  1. NS, not stated; M, male; F, female; A-L, Albert-Lembert suture.