MIT-HOL kerdes [3362]: achalasia oesophagi

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                    Record 1 of 3 -- Source: med2000
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         Article    TI- Transthoracic oesophagomyotomy in the treatment of=
 achalasia--a 15-year
         Finder         experience.
         DocSource  AU- Shai SE; Chen CY; Hsu CP; Hsia JY; Yang SS
 [Image] MEDLINE    AD- Department of Surgery, Taichung Veterans' General=
 Hospital, Taiwan, ROC.
      Services          sse at vghtc.vghtc.gov.tw
         Document   SR- Scand
                        Cardiovasc J, 33(6):333-6  1999
         Delivery   AB- Oesophageal achalasia was treated with modified=
 Heller's
         TOC/Alert
      About Us          oesophagomyotomy in 51 patients (19 males, 32=
 females) via thoracotomy in
                        47 cases and thoracoscopy in 4 cases. A Belsey Mark=
 IV antireflux
         Contact        procedure was added to transthoracic=
 oesophagomyotomy in two cases,
         Us
         News           because of extended cardiomyotomy. There were no=
 hospital deaths. The
         Home Page      overall improvement rate was 93.5%, with excellent=
 results in 80.6%.
      Account           Postoperative follow-up averaged 7.4 years. In all=
 four cases of
         Register       thoracoscopic oesophagomyotomy, simultaneous=
 oesophagoscopy was performed
         Logon          to facilitate the procedure. One patient required=
 repeat surgery 2 months
                        later because of inadequate myotomy. Thirty-one=
 patients, including three
                        with severe gastro-oesophageal reflux, received=
 long-term medication.
                        Barrett's oesophagus developed in two of the 31=
 patients (6.5%) 4.7 and
                        7.6 years, respectively, after myotomy and squamous=
 cell carcinoma was
                        diagnosed in a 44-year-old woman 2.2 years=
 postoperatively. The study
                        suggests that transthoracic oesophagomyotomy without=
 antireflux procedure
                        can provide excellent long-term relief of dysphagia=
 in oesophageal
                        achalasia and carries a low risk of serious=
 postoperative complications.
                    LA- Eng
                    UI- 20086256
                    MM- Esophageal Achalasia SU; Esophagogastric Junction=
 SU; Thoracotomy MT
                    NN- Adolescence; Adult; Aged; Comparative Study;=
 Esophagoscopy; Female;
                        Human; Male; Middle Age; Postoperative=
 Complications; Questionnaires;
                        Retrospective Studies; Thoracoscopy; Treatment=
 Outcome
                    PT- JOURNAL ARTICLE
                    IS- 1401-7431
                    CY- NORWAY
                    EM- 0003

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                    Record 2 of 3 -- Source: med9799
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                    TI- [Treatment of achalasia of the cardia using=
 thoracoscopic
                        esophago-myotomy]
                    AU- Olah T; Szendr=B4enyi V; Wittmann T; Feh=B4er A;=
 Roszt=B4oczy A; Kiss I;
                        Balogh A
                    AD- Szent-Gy=A8orgyi Albert Orvostudom=B4anyi Egyetem,=
 Szeged, Seb=B4eszeti
                        Klinika.
                    SR- Orv
                        Hetil, 138(1):11-3  1997 Jan 5
                    AB- We performed left thoracoscopic esophagomyotomy in=
 four patients
                        suffering from achalasia cardiac. In one patients=
 the esophageal mucosa
                        was opened during the myotomy. This was sutured=
 through thoracoscopy and
                        the per os feeding of the patient started on the 8th=
 postoperative day,
                        while in the other three patients this was done on=
 the 2nd postoperative
                        day. The mean emission of the patients was on the=
 6th postoperative day.
                        Comparison of the status before and 6 weeks=
 following the operation was
                        done on the basis of results of different=
 examinations i. e. x-ray,
                        esophago-gastroscopy, manometry, pH-metry, isotope=
 test. The favourable
                        results of the operations were declared as all=
 examinations revealed
                        marked improvement and all patients have better=
 swallow function and 6-9
                        kg increase in body weight.
                    LA- Hun
                    UI- 97166790
                    MM- Esophageal Achalasia SU
                    NN- Adult; Cardia PP; Cardia SU; Endoscopy; English=
 Abstract; Esophagoscopy;
                        Esophagus SU; Female; Follow-Up Studies;=
 Gastroscopy; Human; Male; Middle
                        Age; Thoracoscopy
                    PT- JOURNAL ARTICLE
                    IS- 0030-6002
                    CY- HUNGARY
                    EM- 9704

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                    Record 3 of 3 -- Source: med9496
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                    TI- Heller-Dor procedure for achalasia: from=
 conventional to
                        video-endoscopic surgery.
                    AU- Collard JM; Romagnoli R; Lengele B; Salizzoni M;=
 Kestens PJ
                    AD- Louvain Medical School, St Luc Academic Hospital,=
 Brussels, Belgium.
                    SR- Acta
                        Chir Belg, 96(2):62-5  1996 Apr
                    AB- A Heller-Dor procedure was performed by laparotomy=
 (group A: n =3D 8) or
                        by laparoscopy (group B: n =3D 12) after failure of=
 one to 17 sessions of
                        intraluminal dilatations (n =3D 13) or as a primary=
 treatment of
                        oesophageal achalasia (n =3D 7). The=
 oesophagomyotomy was extended over the
                        thoracic oesophagus by thoracoscopy in two patients=
 having vigorous
                        achalasia. Injury to the oesophageal mucosa occurred=
 in two group A
                        patients who had previously been dilated. At=
 follow-up (range: 1 to 113
                        months), 6 patients of group A (75%) and 10 of group=
 B(83.3%) had no
                        residual dysphagia. The four patients (group A: n =
=3D 2; group B: n =3D 2)
                        who complained of heartburn prior to the operation=
 were asymptomatic,
                        only one group A patient developed symptoms of=
 reflux, and oesophageal
                        pH-monitoring was normal in the 6 group B patients=
 investigated at
                        follow-up. The laparoscopic approach reduces the=
 magnitude of the
                        operation, and the magnified overview permits=
 precise dissection of the
                        intraparietal adhesions which may develop after=
 numerous sessions of
                        dilatation.
                    LA- Eng
                    UI- 96238139
                    MM- Endoscopy MT; Esophageal Achalasia SU; Laparotomy
                    NN- Adult; Aged; Comparative Study; Deglutition=
 Disorders ET; Dilatation MT;
                        Female; Human; Laparoscopy; Male; Middle Age;=
 Postoperative Complications
                        ET
                    PT- CLINICAL TRIAL; CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL; JOURNAL=
 ARTICLE
                    IS- 0001-5458
                    CY- BELGIUM
                    EM- 9610


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