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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Double-stapling technique in low anterior resection of rectal cancer in the application of 【Abstract】 Objective To evaluate the double-stapling technique in low anterior resection of rectal cancer surgery. In our hospital since 1999 Bank of rectal cancer radical surgery cases of double stapling carried out. Results All patients had a total of 32 cases, consistent smooth, postoperative wound infection in 3 cases, 1 case of anastomotic stenosis, anastomotic fistula in 1 case. There was no operative deaths. Conclusion double stapling technique used in rectal cancer after anterior resection of the colorectal anastomosis is simple, convenient, safe, etc., can improve the quality of life in patients with low rectal cancer. Keywords: cancer; double stapling device; colorectal anastomosis Rectal cancer is one of the most common human malignancies. China features to low rectal cancer that is less than 7cm from the anal margin, folded back under the peritoneal cancer as much as 70% to 75% [1]. Since 1908, the United Kingdom created by the surgical specialists Miles abdominoperineal rectal cancer radical resection (APR) has been almost a hundred years ago. APR has become a recognized cancer cure “gold standard.” However, APR must be removed anus, and do a permanent abdominal colostomy, thus the spirit of patient, psychological cause great harm and living in extreme discomfort, and some patients refuse surgery even so. As people of rectal anatomy physiology, pathology and biological characteristics of colorectal cancer in-depth, as well as recent studies and surgical instruments, so that cancer patients get more radical at the same time the opportunity to retain anus. Therefore, rectal cancer surgery studies to become one of the key rectal cancer surgery and has received considerable progress. A clinical data 1.1 General information from the August 1999 ~ May 2003 we applied double stapling rectal cancer afte