Abstract

As, since 1978, we routinely use staplers for low rectal surgery with satisfaction, the transanal manual anastomosis used in many institutions for ileoanal pouch seems to be a retrogression in modern colorectal surgery. The apparent necessity of conserving a short muscular cuff of rectum stands in the way of a mechanical anastomosis. We do not preserve it and the stapling technique that we describe realizes a circular side-to-end anastomosis between a J-shaped ileal loop and the pectinate line, with perfect results.

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