Esofagocardioplastia no tratamento cirúrgico do megaesôfago não avançado recidivado

Aquino, José Luis Braga de; Said, Marcelo Manzano; Leandro‐Merhi, Vânia Aparecida; Ramos, João Paulo Zenun; Ichinoche, Liliane; Guimarães, Daniel Machado

doi:10.1590/s0102-67202012000100005

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“…Some patients also have greater lung vulnerability because of smoking, and these four patients were smokers. This type of complication has also been reported by other authors (4,5,9,25) . The same occurred regarding arrhythmia in one of these patients, which may be explained by his advanced age and associated chagasic heart disease.…”

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“…Treatment deterioration probably stems from lower esophageal motility in patients with advanced disease and chagasic megaesophagus, as confirmed by many manometric studies (4,5,9) . Treatment deterioration was also well evidenced by the present study, as nine patients submitted to esophageal manometry before surgery had mean esophageal contraction amplitude below 15 mmHg.…”

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“…Since then, this procedure has been known in Brazil as the Serra-Doria surgery. This led many authors to choose the procedure for surgery-naive patients or patients with symptom recurrence, often assessing megaesophagus grade properly and indicating the procedure even for advanced megaesophagus (1,5,9,13,25,26) .…”

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“…Recently, this led Aquino et al (5) to propose the esophagocardioplasty technique described by Serra-Doria for non-advanced recurrent megaesophagus. These authors studied 32 patients with recurrent megaesophagus grade II after cardiomyotomy who were submitted to this type of esophagocardioplasty, and 81.4% of the sample presented good outcomes.…”

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Early and Late Assessment of Esophagocardioplasty in the Surgical Treatment of Advanced Recurrent Megaesophagus

Aquino

Said

Pereira

et al. 2016

Arq. Gastroenterol.

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Serra-Doria esophagocardioplasty for the treatment of advanced recurrent megaesophagus had mild postoperative complications and good success rate in the short-term follow-up. In the long-term follow-up, it proved to be a poor surgery choice because of the high incidence of symptom recurrence, compromising quality of life. This procedure should be indicated only for patients with advanced recurrent megaesophagus without clinical conditions to undergo esophageal resection.

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Early and Late Assessment of Esophagocardioplasty in the Surgical Treatment of Advanced Recurrent Megaesophagus

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Pereira

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“…Neither treatment; however, seems to be ideal since they do not act directly on the physiopathology of the disease [1][2][3][4][5] .…”

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Non-conventional surgical approach to achalasia: mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through

Aquino¹,

Said²,

Camargo³

2017

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Aim: Transhiatal esophagectomy is a therapeuthic option for the treatment of end-stage achalasia that avoids the complications of a thoracotomy. This technique; however, is still linked to some degree of morbimortality especially due to pleuromediastinal complications. Esophageal mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through could avoid these complications. This study aims to evaluate the short and long-term outcomes of esophageal mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through in a series of patients with advanced megaesophagus. Methods: We retrospectively studied 115 patients with end-stage achalasia that underwent esophageal mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through. Digestive tract reconstruction was accomplished most times using the stomachthourgh the muscular tunnel. Outcomes were evaluated in a short and long-term follow-up based on clinical, endoscopic and tomographic evaluation. Results: Anastomotic leak or stenosis was present in 27%. Pleural efusion was noticed in 11% and pneumonia in 9%. Mortality was 1.7%. Long-term follow-up (over 10 years) was possible in 42 patients. Excellent and good clinical results were obtained in 83% of the patients. Conclusion: Esophageal mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through is a valuable procedure for the treatment of end-stage achalasia. It shows a low rate of complications and good outcomes at long-term follow-up. Key words:Achalasia, esophagectomy, megaesophagus, mucosectomy ABSTRACTArticle history:

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Esophageal Motility Disorders

Jureller

Moran-Atkin

2021

Benign Esophageal Disease

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Esofagocardioplastia no tratamento cirúrgico do megaesôfago não avançado recidivado

Abstract: The Serra-Doria esophagocardioplasty is adequate procedure for the surgical treatment of relapsed non advanced megaesophagus.

Cited by 6 publications

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Early and Late Assessment of Esophagocardioplasty in the Surgical Treatment of Advanced Recurrent Megaesophagus

Early and Late Assessment of Esophagocardioplasty in the Surgical Treatment of Advanced Recurrent Megaesophagus

Non-conventional surgical approach to achalasia: mucosectomy and endomuscular pull-through

Esophageal Motility Disorders

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