Abstract
Intramural ischemia is a prerequisite to the pathogeny of such dangerous post-surgical complications as failure of anastomosis suture, intestinal wall necrosis, and perforative peritonitis. Intramural ischemia is caused by substantial suppression of intramural circulation resulting from devascularization and application of intestinal suture. Lack of accurate criteria of intestinal wall viability makes it difficult to diagnose intramural ischemia. Pulsimotography is a method for rapid diagnosis
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