Abstract:Peptic esophageal stricture (PES) is a major complication of gastroesophageal reflux disease. The aims of this paper were to determine the characteristics of these patients with regard to demography, morphology, functional status and results of therapy. The charts of the patients treated at our service who underwent esophageal dilatation for PES between 1971 and 1998 were reviewed. Statistical analyses were performed by means of chi2, Mann-Whitney and Student's t-tests. One hundred and thirty-five patients wit… Show more
“…The incidence of various symptoms were dysphagia 100%, regurgitation 45%, epigastric or substernal pain 35%, weight loss 25% and cough in 12% cases, which are comparable with study of Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) in which dysphagia (100%), regurgitation (40%) and epigastric pain (30%). Similar results were found in study of Ghoshal UC [6] (2004) with dysphagia (100%), regurgitation (48%), epigastric pain (17%), weight loss (26%) and pulmonary symptoms occurred in 18% cases.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…The study of Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) on peptic stricture shows 97% of stricture present in lower one third of oesophagus. Chiu YC et al (2013) reported that, of the 18 patients with oesophageal stricture alone, 6 had orifices of strictures located in the upper third of the oesophagus, 6 in the middle third and 6 in the lower third.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In peptic stricture, patients were of 61.1 ± 16.3 years and 56.1 years (range 32-82 years) in Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) and Chiu YC [12] (2004), respectively.…”
BACKGROUNDGastroesophageal reflux disease, alkali or acid ingestion, achalasia due to unknown aetiology are considered as main causative factors in the genesis of benign oesophageal strictures. The two types of treatment modalities are used including conservative dilatation and surgical approach according to aetiology and site of involvement. Our study attempts to understand the various aetiopathogenesis and epidemiological features of this problem and their clinical presentation; so that early detection maybe planned and various treatment modalities for achalasia cardia, peptic stricture, corrosive stricture and their results are evaluated. The aim of the study is to study various-1. Aetiological factors of stricture oesophagus (benign). 2. Features and clinical presentation of stricture oesophagus, so that early detection maybe planned. 3. Treatment methods of management of benign oesophageal strictures.
MATERIALS AND METHODSThis is a descriptive study of dysphagia due to benign oesophageal strictures. Cases presenting in the surgical outdoor with symptoms suggestive of oesophageal stricture and admitted in different surgical and gastroenterology units were included in the study. A detailed history and examination was done in these patients. Management was done by endoscopic or manual dilatation with bougies and/or surgical operation. Surgical management consisted of Heller's cardiomyotomy or oesophagoplasty.
RESULTSTotal number of 40 patients of dysphagia due to benign oesophageal strictures were studied out of which 16 (40%) patients were of corrosive strictures, 14 (35%) having achalasia cardia and 10 (25%) of peptic strictures. The male-to-female ratio was 1.35:1. The mean age was 42.62 years. Strictures due to corrosive were more common in younger age groups while 20170912mthe peptic stricture occurred later in life. The incidence of various symptoms were dysphagia 100%, regurgitation 45%, epigastric or substernal pain 35%, weight loss 25% and cough in 12% cases. Patients with GERD or achalasia cardia had more dysphagia to liquid/semi-solids, while patients with corrosive ingestion (alkali/acid) had more dysphagia to solids. The most common site affected was lower third of oesophagus in 55% of cases, followed by middle third (40%) and upper third (5%). In present study, out of 40 patients, 25 patients were treated conservatively in form of dilatation and operative intervention was done in 15 patients. All of the patients of stricture due to GERD were treated by conservative management. Most of the patients with corrosive ingestion/unknown aetiology were treated by conservative management. All of the patients with achalasia cardia were treated by operative management. One patient out of 25 managed with conservative treatment developed complication in the form of oesophageal perforation. Out of 15 patients that were managed by operative treatment, 5 developed pulmonary complications and 5 developed wound infections. Out of 4 patients who had undergone oesophagoplasty, 2 suffered with minor anastomo...
“…The incidence of various symptoms were dysphagia 100%, regurgitation 45%, epigastric or substernal pain 35%, weight loss 25% and cough in 12% cases, which are comparable with study of Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) in which dysphagia (100%), regurgitation (40%) and epigastric pain (30%). Similar results were found in study of Ghoshal UC [6] (2004) with dysphagia (100%), regurgitation (48%), epigastric pain (17%), weight loss (26%) and pulmonary symptoms occurred in 18% cases.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…The study of Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) on peptic stricture shows 97% of stricture present in lower one third of oesophagus. Chiu YC et al (2013) reported that, of the 18 patients with oesophageal stricture alone, 6 had orifices of strictures located in the upper third of the oesophagus, 6 in the middle third and 6 in the lower third.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In peptic stricture, patients were of 61.1 ± 16.3 years and 56.1 years (range 32-82 years) in Mazzadi SA [11] (2004) and Chiu YC [12] (2004), respectively.…”
BACKGROUNDGastroesophageal reflux disease, alkali or acid ingestion, achalasia due to unknown aetiology are considered as main causative factors in the genesis of benign oesophageal strictures. The two types of treatment modalities are used including conservative dilatation and surgical approach according to aetiology and site of involvement. Our study attempts to understand the various aetiopathogenesis and epidemiological features of this problem and their clinical presentation; so that early detection maybe planned and various treatment modalities for achalasia cardia, peptic stricture, corrosive stricture and their results are evaluated. The aim of the study is to study various-1. Aetiological factors of stricture oesophagus (benign). 2. Features and clinical presentation of stricture oesophagus, so that early detection maybe planned. 3. Treatment methods of management of benign oesophageal strictures.
MATERIALS AND METHODSThis is a descriptive study of dysphagia due to benign oesophageal strictures. Cases presenting in the surgical outdoor with symptoms suggestive of oesophageal stricture and admitted in different surgical and gastroenterology units were included in the study. A detailed history and examination was done in these patients. Management was done by endoscopic or manual dilatation with bougies and/or surgical operation. Surgical management consisted of Heller's cardiomyotomy or oesophagoplasty.
RESULTSTotal number of 40 patients of dysphagia due to benign oesophageal strictures were studied out of which 16 (40%) patients were of corrosive strictures, 14 (35%) having achalasia cardia and 10 (25%) of peptic strictures. The male-to-female ratio was 1.35:1. The mean age was 42.62 years. Strictures due to corrosive were more common in younger age groups while 20170912mthe peptic stricture occurred later in life. The incidence of various symptoms were dysphagia 100%, regurgitation 45%, epigastric or substernal pain 35%, weight loss 25% and cough in 12% cases. Patients with GERD or achalasia cardia had more dysphagia to liquid/semi-solids, while patients with corrosive ingestion (alkali/acid) had more dysphagia to solids. The most common site affected was lower third of oesophagus in 55% of cases, followed by middle third (40%) and upper third (5%). In present study, out of 40 patients, 25 patients were treated conservatively in form of dilatation and operative intervention was done in 15 patients. All of the patients of stricture due to GERD were treated by conservative management. Most of the patients with corrosive ingestion/unknown aetiology were treated by conservative management. All of the patients with achalasia cardia were treated by operative management. One patient out of 25 managed with conservative treatment developed complication in the form of oesophageal perforation. Out of 15 patients that were managed by operative treatment, 5 developed pulmonary complications and 5 developed wound infections. Out of 4 patients who had undergone oesophagoplasty, 2 suffered with minor anastomo...
“…5,6 Wienbeck 7 (1989) juga melaporkan bahwa insiden peptic esophageal stricture meningkat di Jerman yaitu sekitar 10-20%. Mazzadi 8 di Argentina (2004) melaporkan insidennya sekitar 0.8% dari seluruh pasien GERD dengan rata-rata umur 44-77 tahun dan lebih sering pada laki-laki dibanding wanita dengan rasio 2,7:1.…”
Section: Definisiunclassified
“…Peptic esofageal sricture merupakan salah satu komplikasi jangka panjang dari GERD. 8 Sekitar 40-65% kasus GERD akan berkembang menjadi esofagitis erosif dan bila tidak diobati sekitar 4-23% esofagitis erosif ini akan berkembang menjadi striktur esofagus. 6 Faktor predisposisi terbentuknya striktur ini tidak begitu jelas, tapi beberapa studi menerangkan bahwa peptic esophageal stricture dapat terjadi pada refluks yang lama, adanya kelainan motilitas esofagus dan tekanan spingter bawah esofagus yang rendah.…”
AbstrakLatar belakang : Kasus striktur esofagus jarang ditemukan, namun kasus ini memerlukan penanganan yang optimal. Sebelum kita melakukan penatalaksanaan terhadap striktur esofagus, perlu dilakukan diagnosis yang akurat agar dapat memilih teknik penatalaksanaan yang tepat. Tujuan : untuk mengetahui cara mendiagnosis dan penatalaksanaan striktur esofagus. Tinjauan pustaka : Striktur esofagus merupakan penyempitan lumen esofagus yang dapat menyebabkan keluhan disfagia. Berdasarkan etiologinya, striktur esofagus dibedakan menjadi striktur esofagus benigna dan maligna. Striktur esofagus benigna disebabkan oleh GERD, zat korosif, web, radiasi, post anastomosis esofagus, sedangkan striktur esofagus maligna disebabkan oleh keganasan baik dari dalam maupun dari luar esofagus. Diagnosis suatu striktur esofagus dapat ditegakkan melalui pemeriksaan barium meal, esofagoskopi, tomografi komputer dan rontgen toraks. Penatalaksanaan kasus striktur ini dapat berupa dilatasi dengan busi atau balon, pemasangan stent dan terapi pembedahan. Pada kasus striktur esofagus maligna juga dapat dilakukan terapi laser dan teknik brakiterapi. Kesimpulan: diagnosis yang akurat perlu dilakukan sebelum memilih teknik penatalaksanaan yang tepat, sehingga dapat mengurangi keluhan disfagia pada penderita striktur esofagus.
AbstractBackground: Esophageal stricture is rare cases, but these cases required optimal management. Before we manage of esophageal strictures, need an accurate diagnosis in order to choose appropriate management techniques. Purpose: to know how to diagnose and management of esophageal strictures. Literature review: esophageal stricture is a narrowing of the lumen of the esophagus that cause dysphagia. Based on the etiology, esophageal strictures can be divided into benign and malignant. Benign esophageal strictures caused by GERD, corrosive substances, web, radiation, post-esophageal anastomosis, whereas malignant esophageal strictures caused by esophageal malignancy from inside or from outside of the esophagus. The diagnosis of esophageal stricture can be enforced through barium meal examination, esophagoscopy, computer tomography and thorax X-ray. Management of these strictures can be managed by the bougie or balloon dilatation, stent insertion and surgical technique. Malignant esophageal strictures can also be treated by laser therapy and brachytherapy techniques. Conclusion: Accurate diagnosis needs to be done before choosing the right management techniques that will reduce the complaints of dysphagia in patients with esophageal strictures.
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