Brown Enteroenteroanastomosis

Brown EnteroEnterostomy is a surgical procedure that is used to connect two segments of intestine. This procedure can be performed for both emergency and elective surgeries.

Brown enteroenterostomy, or enteroenterostomy operation, refers to a series of operations aimed at connecting or anastomosis between two sections of the intestinal tube, most often the small and large intestine.

This operation is performed in case of obstruction of the small intestine, when its resection and anastomosis between the remaining section and the proximal part of the large intestine are necessary (it must be taken into account that most of the intestinal function in this case will be carried out by the large intestine).

Brown EnteroenteroAnastomosis

_Brown EnteroEnteroAnastomosis (BENA; lat. Braun EnteroEnteroAnastomosis, BENA) is a surgical operation used to treat the consequences of intestinal disease and other diseases of internal organs. It is the main element in the formation of anastomoses._

Brown **Enteroenteroallobioma** *(BRAUN–ENTEROENTEROALLOBIOM, BEEA) - surgical intervention to create an artificial intestinal-intestinal loop. Also called “side-to-side” endoscopic surgery to create a biliocotracheal anastomosis on a specialized