2021
DOI: 10.1093/dote/doab025
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Paraconduit hiatal hernia after esophagectomy. Prevention—indication for surgery—surgical technique

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“…A decrease in postoperative adhesions and a more extensive dissection of the hiatus with CO2 insufflations could be hypothesized to explain these findings. Addition of a left cruroplasty as in our experience or of an anterior cruroplasty as recently published seems interesting to evaluate 30 . In a propensity score matched analysis, Brenckman et al did not find a significant difference between minimally invasive surgery and open surgery (7% vs 5%, P = 0.405).…”
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“…A decrease in postoperative adhesions and a more extensive dissection of the hiatus with CO2 insufflations could be hypothesized to explain these findings. Addition of a left cruroplasty as in our experience or of an anterior cruroplasty as recently published seems interesting to evaluate 30 . In a propensity score matched analysis, Brenckman et al did not find a significant difference between minimally invasive surgery and open surgery (7% vs 5%, P = 0.405).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Addition of a left cruroplasty as in our experience or of an anterior cruroplasty as recently published seems interesting to evaluate. 30 In a propensity score matched analysis, Brenckman et al did not find a significant difference between minimally invasive surgery and open surgery (7% vs 5%, P ¼ 0.405). An association with the administration of neoadjuvant treatment (chemoradiation) has been previously described and may reflect the size of tumor.…”
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“…Für die operative Primärbehandlung müsste somit bei Umsetzung der Mindestmengen im Median eine nur geringfügig längere Wegstrecke in Kauf genommen werden, was bei der elektiven Form der Operation trotz sicherlich vorhandener Unwägbarkeiten im Einzelfall ohne Zweifel akzeptabel ist. Allenfalls könnten durch die längere Wegstrecke im Falle poststationärer Komplikationen, wie Dysphagie, Verschlechterung des Allgemeinzustandes oder Ernährungsprobleme sowie insbesondere bei der sehr seltenen, aber u. U. perakuten und vital bedrohlichen Komplikation eines – eingriffstypischen – Enterothorax nach Ösophagektomie und Magenhochzug, „logistische Schwierigkeiten“ bis zum Erreichen einer entsprechend spezialisierten Klinik auftreten, was aber durch die dann vor Ort gesichert vorhandene Expertise mehr als kompensiert sein dürfte [ 17 ].…”
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“…10 It should be noted that a majority of patients with PCHH were asymptomatic and were discovered at the time of interval imaging for oncologic follow up. 8-10 Potential reasons for PCHH in the setting of MIE include decreased post-operative adhesions, difficulty performing a hiatoplasty, and use of insufflation gas. 8,9…”
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