anastomoosia
Anastomosis is a surgical procedure that involves connecting two blood vessels or nerves to create a new pathway, allowing blood or nerve signals to bypass a blockage or damaged area. This technique is commonly used in vascular surgery to restore blood flow to a limb or organ that has been affected by disease or injury. Anastomosis can also be performed on nerves to restore sensation or motor function in cases of nerve damage.
The most common type of anastomosis is an end-to-end anastomosis, where the ends of two vessels are
Anastomosis is a critical procedure in the management of various medical conditions, including peripheral artery disease,