Bowel Anastomosis Introduction

Bowel anastomosis is a surgical procedure where two ends of the intestine are joined together. It is usually done after removing a diseased or damaged bowel segment. The surgery helps restore normal movement of food and waste through the intestine.

Secure Intestinal Joining – How Bowel Anastomosis Is Performed with Sterile Control

Bowel anastomosis is performed under general anesthesia with full abdominal coverage using Nivda major surgery drapes. The surgeon carefully aligns the healthy bowel ends using retractors and fine surgical instruments. Sutures or surgical staplers are used to join the bowel securely and prevent leakage. Nivda reinforced surgical gowns and fluid-resistant drapes protect the surgical team from intestinal fluids. Disposable suction tubing and absorbent drape sheets help maintain a clean and dry operating field. This controlled technique supports proper healing and restores normal bowel continuity.