Could better oxygen monitoring prevent dangerous surgery leaks?

NCT ID NCT07099820

Completed Knowledge-focused Sponsor: Saint Camillus International University of Health Sciences Source: ClinicalTrials.gov ↗

Summary

This study aimed to understand if low oxygen delivery to tissues during surgery increases the risk of a dangerous internal leak after colon cancer removal. Researchers observed 100 adults undergoing planned laparoscopic colon surgery, using a non-invasive finger monitor to track oxygen delivery. The goal was to gather knowledge to potentially improve future surgical safety, not to test a new treatment.

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St. Eugenio Hospital

Rome, 00144, Italy

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ANASTOMOSIS, LEAKING ANASTOMOSIS, SURGICAL ANASTOMOSIS; COMPLICATIONS ANASTOMOTIC COMPLICATION ANASTOMOTIC DEHISCENCE IN COLORECTAL SURGERY ANASTOMOTIC FAILURE OF FLAP ANASTOMOTIC LEAK LARGE INTESTINE ANASTOMOTIC LEAKAGE IN COLON SURGERY ANASTOMOTIC LEAKS OXYGEN DELIVERY OXYGEN DELIVERY (DO2)