ArticleJTCVS techniques2022
Anterior hilum anastomosis versus posterior hilum anastomosis in a mouse lung transplantation model.
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Abstract
Objectives: The mouse orthotopic lung transplantation (LTx) model is of enormous research value in lung transplantation. This study compares 2 anastomotic methods (anterior and posterior hilum anastomosis) of mouse LTx in term of difficulty, operation time, and postoperative effects. Methods: Twenty mice received LTx with slipknots for anterior hilum anastomosis (AH group), and 28 received LTx with a microvessel clip for posterior hilum anastomosis (PH group), all by a single surgeon. The operation time was recorded and the grafts were evaluated 24 hours after surgery. Results: The success rates in the recipient animals were 85% (17/20) in AH group and 89% (25/28) in PH group ( Conclusions: Compared with anterior hilar anastomosis, posterior hilum anastomosis with a microvessel clip is less complicated and less time-consuming in the management of hilar structures and causes fewer postoperative complications.
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