Titlebook: Management of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease; Surgical and Therape Santiago Horgan,Karl-Hermann Fuchs Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Management of the Short Esophagus in GERD,rent hiatal hernia. The first steps to gain esophageal length are mediastinal esophageal mobilization and posterior crural closure. If these steps are inadequate, a Collis gastroplasty should be added. The wedge fundectomy technique allows esophageal lengthening laparoscopically and is associated wi

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Overview and Management of Paraesophageal Hernias,and chronic anemia. The majority of the controversy stems from the variable definitions of hernia types based on anatomic changes at the hiatus, and the accuracy of diagnostic tests in differentiating these anatomic abnormalities. In general, hiatal hernia can be defined as migration of either the s

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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease in Sleeve Gastrectomy: Pathophysiology and Available Treatments,7-72%. Therefore, GERD may be preexisting or may occur de novo after a bariatric operation. GERD results from a failure of normal anti-reflux barriers, centered around the esophagus, lower esophageal sphincter (LES), the crural portion of the hiatus, and the stomach. The pathophysiology behind obesi

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Causes of Failures After Antireflux Surgery and Indication, Technique and Results of Laparoscopic Rn be anticipated from large series that the average overall necessity of redo-antireflux surgery is around 5% (5–60%) The failure after antireflux surgery can be defined as persisting, recurrent, or new onset of troublesome symptoms after the primary procedure or by results of objective testing. Rea