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Spring-mediated distraction enterogenesis may alter the course of adaptation in porcine short bowel syndrome
Introduction: Severe forms of short bowel syndrome (SBS) resulting in chronic intestinal failure (IF) have limited therapeutic options, all of which are associated with significant morbidities. Spring-mediated distraction enterogenesis (SMDE) uses an intraluminal self-expanding spring to generate me
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