A method for evaluating an
intestinal anastomosis stent is provided. By establishing an
animal model of mechanical intestinal obstruction, an
intestinal anastomosis stent implantation environment is simulated after
intestinal tumor surgery in patients. It was observed that in the
digestive tract anastomosis after intestinal severance under this intestinal obstruction
animal model, the implantation of the
anastomosis stent can promote
wound healing at the
intestinal anastomosis site, and the degree of abdominal adhesion is reduced during the healing process, and the intestinal
bursting pressure strength is well restored; at the same time, according to the
tissue section analysis of this site, it can be seen that its
tissue healing process conforms to the physiological healing law and is better than the healing of the group without
stent implantation. Moreover, from the expression of the degree of
inflammation, the expression of new blood vessels, and the degree of
fibrosis, it can be judged by comparing the
stent implantation group and the group without
stent implantation whether the stent to be tested has a significant
advantage in promoting healing after intestinal
anastomosis in this mechanical intestinal obstruction
animal model. This provides an intuitive detection method for evaluating
new materials for preparing intestinal anastomosis stents.