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For each 10 g/mm increase in minimum pressure and maximum pressure value within each cartridge zone, there was a reduction in bleeding rate by 59.8% and 38.7%, respectively. Compared with stapling protocol 1, stapling protocol 2 had a lower intraoperative bleeding rate (90.2% vs 70.7%; P .0001), usage of preventive hemostatic techniques (100% vs 10%; P .0001), and hemostatic treatments (66% vs 46%; P= .04). In the 30-day postoperative period, there was 1 bleed in stapling protocol 1; there were no leaks. Our data suggest using sh
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