The use of single-stapling techniques reduces anastomotic complications in minimal-invasive rectal surgery.
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Full Title: Int J Colorectal Dis
Abbreviation: Int J Colorectal Dis
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Subject Category: Gastroenterology
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"Declarations Informed consentThis study contains no information that would enable individual patient identity. Statement of human rightsFor this type of study, formal consent is not required. Statement on the welfare of animalsThis article does not contain any studies with animals performed by any of the authors. Conflict of interestMaximilian Brunner declares to have no conflict of interests. Alaa Zu’bi declares to have no conflict of interests. Klaus Weber declares to have no conflict of interests. Axel Denz declares to have no conflict of interests. Melanie Langheinrich declares to have no conflict of interests. Georg F. Weber declares to have no conflict of interests. Robert Grützmann declares to have no conflict of interests. Christian Krautz declares to have no conflict of interests. Conflict of interest Maximilian Brunner declares to have no conflict of interests. Alaa Zu’bi declares to have no conflict of interests. Klaus Weber declares to have no conflict of interests. Axel Denz declares to have no conflict of interests. Melanie Langheinrich declares to have no conflict of interests. Georg F. Weber declares to have no conflict of interests. Robert Grützmann declares to have no conflict of interests. Christian Krautz declares to have no conflict of interests."
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