[Devitalization and haemostasis by thermal destruction--results of enzyme-histochemical and histological examination of oviduct specimens, following tissue coagulation by means of endocoagulation or high-frequency current (author's transl)]

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[Devitalization and haemostasis by thermal destruction--results of enzyme-histochemical and histological examination of oviduct specimens, following tissue coagulation by means of endocoagulation or high-frequency current (author's transl)] Abstract Text:

H H Riedel,L Müller,H Mosler,K Semm,

Semm's technique of endocoagulation has been used by the authors for haemostasis in endoscopic abdominal surgery at the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, University of Kiel since 1973. --Enzyme-histochemical and histological tests, all based on endocoagulation or high-frequency current procedures, were applied to 100 human fallopian tubes. Fifteen of them remained uncoagulated and were used for comparison. --Membrane ATPase, 5-nucleotidase, cytochrome-C-oxydase, and other essential enzymes in cellular metabolism were inactivated by temperatures in excess of 57 degrees C. These enzymes, consequently, were no longer detectable from enzyme-histochemical preparations, whereas active tissue regions, those which still contained vital cells, were stained black to brown. --Negative enzyme reactions occurred in response to a coagulation forceps temperature of 120 degrees C, when applied not less than 20 seconds. Residual enzyme activities were still recordable from certain tubal areas, when forceps temperatures below 120 degrees C had been used. In such cases coagulation was insufficient, particularly in the inner layers of tubes (epithelium, mucosa). Temperatures above 130 degrees C and coagulation lengths of more than 20 seconds proved to be unnecessary, since no improvement in results was thus achievable. Temperatures of 140 degrees C and more have changed coagulated tissue into "adhesive" and make it stick to the coagulation forceps. Instrument withdrawal can in such cases cause bleeding rather than the desired haemostatic effect.

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HH Riedel,L Müller,H Mosler,K Semm,

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[Devitalization and haemostasis by thermal destruction--results of enzyme-histochemical and histological examination of oviduct specimens, following tissue coagulation by means of endocoagulation or high-frequency current (author's transl)] Journal Published:

PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: Zentralblatt für Gynäkologie

VOLUME: 104

Page Numbers: 489-501

Journal Abbreviation: Zentralbl Gynakol

ISSN: 0044-4197

DAY: 11

MONTH: 02

YEAR: 1982

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KEYWORDS: Tissue Survival

MESH TERMS: metabolism

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