Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Surgery; Management of Comple Timothy M. Pawlik,Shishir K. Maithel,Nipun B. Merc Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media

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Esophageal Anastomotic Leakand a significant increase in cost. Prompt recognition, either by physical exam or via routine postoperative imaging, can result in a considerable improvement in postoperative course. In this chapter, we discuss the risk factors, presentation, identification, and management of anastomotic leaks after esophagectomy.

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Jejunal Feeding Tube Complicationsomplications associated with tube jejunostomy include bowel obstruction, bowel necrosis, tube dysfunction, and feeding intolerance. Many of these potential complications may be preventable and early recognition of incipient problems is necessary to optimize outcomes if complications do occur.

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Jie Yang,Lukas K. Tamm,Zhifeng Shao or permanent medialization of the vocal cord can be undertaken. This chapter will explore the work-up, management, and treatment (temporary and long-term surgical options) of RLN injury in the postoperative and outpatient setting.

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Management of Airway, Hoarseness, and Vocal Cord Dysfunction After Esophagectomy or permanent medialization of the vocal cord can be undertaken. This chapter will explore the work-up, management, and treatment (temporary and long-term surgical options) of RLN injury in the postoperative and outpatient setting.

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A. Perez,P. Thevenard,C. H. S. DupuyDirect surgical repair of the fistula, which on occasion requires tracheal reconstruction, and buttressing of the repair with muscle is effective. Most patients are able to resume oral alimentation and are free from tracheal appliances.