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recurrences.
COMPLICATIONS
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Aswithanymajorabdominalsurgery,complicationscanincludebleeding,
infection(eitheratthesurgicalsiteorelsewhere),orthromboembolicevents.
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ComplicationsthatareparticulartoPEHrepaircanincludepostoperative
respiratorycompromise.
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Changingpulmonaryphysiologyafterreductionoftheherniatedstomach,
generalanesthesia,andpostoperativeabdominalpaincanleadtoincreased
dyspneaandoxygenrequirementduringtheimmediatepostoperative
period.
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Thisgenerallystabilizesenoughfordischargewithin1to2daysorthepatient
canbedischargedonashortcourseofhomeoxygen.
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Pneumothoraxcanoccurintraoperativelyduringmediastinaldissection.The
pleurashouldberepairedtopreventfurtherinsufflationofthepleuralcavity
withCO2.Oncethepleuraisclosedandtheabdomenisdesufflated,theCO
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isreabsorbedquicklyanddecompressionisnotgenerallyrequired.
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Followingfundoplication,therecanbesomedysphagiaduringtheearly
postoperativeperiod.Thiscangenerallybemanagedwithdietary
modification.Bloatingcanalsobeacomplaintearlyon.
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Herniarecurrenceisapotentialcomplication.Recurrencewascoveredinthe
“Outcomes”section.
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Chapter4
TransthoracicHiatalHernia
Repair
JulesLinMarkOrringer
DEFINITION
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ThecombinedCollis-Nissentransthoracichiatalherniarepairdescribedinthis
chapterinvolvesmobilizationofthedistalesophagus,herniatedstomachand
herniasac,preservationofthevagusnerves,andafundoplicationthrougha
leftposterolateralthoracotomywithanesophageallengtheningprocedure
whennecessary(toallowa3-to5-cmtension-freeintraabdominalsegmentof
distal“esophagus”).
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Thetwomajorcategoriesofhiatalherniasincludesliding(typeI)and
paraesophageal(typeII,pureparaesophagealherniawiththe
gastroesophagealjunctionfixedatthehiatus;typeIII,combinedhiatalhernia
wherethecardiaisabovethediaphragmandthefundusisherniatedalongside
theesophagus;andtypeIV,withherniationofthestomachalongwiththe
colon,smallbowel,orspleen)(FIG1).
1–3

PATIENTHISTORYANDPHYSICALFINDINGS
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Adetailedhistoryandphysicalmustbeperformedfocusingonheartburnand
refluxsymptoms,responsetomedicaltreatmentaswellasthecharacteristics
anddegreeofdysphagia,regurgitation,pain,bloating,oranemia.Inaseries
of240patientswithaparaesophagealhernia,Pateletal.4foundthat68%of
patientshadrefluxsymptoms,67%abdominalorchestpain,33%anemia,and
33%dysphagia.Theabsenceofsevererefluxsymptomsinmostpatientswith
paraesophagealhiatalherniasdoesnotdiminishtheseriousnessofthis
problemwithitsunpredictablepotentialforstrangulation,perforation,
bleeding,andaspirationpneumonia.Moresubtlesymptomsmayincludeearly
satietyand/orleftshoulderandbackpainwitheating,loudborborygmioften
heardacrosstheroombythepatient’sfamily,oracuteshortnessofbreath

withbendingforward.
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Anypreviouschestorabdominaloperationsorendoscopicdilationsshouldbe
noted.
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Thehistoryshouldincludethepatient’scurrentfunctionalstatusandexercise
tolerance.
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Acompletephysicalexaminationshouldbeperformedwithattentionto
auscultationoftheheartandlungsandpalpationoftheabdomen.
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Routinelaboratorystudies,includingacompletebloodcountandabasic
chemistrypanel,shouldbeincludedaspartofthepreoperativeevaluation.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
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Achestx-ray(FIG2)mayshowamediastinalairfluidlevel,suggestingthe
presenceofaparaesophagealhernia.
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Abariumswallow(FIG3)shouldbeperformedtodelineatetheesophagealand
gastricanatomyandmayshowreflux,althoughthisisnotareliablefinding.
Accompanyingesophagealdysmotilityfromthe“accordioned”esophagusis
common.Theesophagramcanalsobeusefulwhenobstructionfromgastric
volvulusissuspected(FIG4).
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Anesophagoscopy(FIG5)shouldbeperformedtoevaluateforevidenceof

esophagitis,Barrett’smucosa,esophagealcarcinoma,oresophageal
shortening.Suspiciousareasshouldbebiopsied.Thegastricmucosashould
alsobeexaminedforCameronerosions,especiallywhenthereisahistoryof
anemia.Cautionshouldbeexercisedtoavoidexcessiveairinsufflationduring
flexibleesophagogastroscopyinthepatientwithaparaesophagealhiatal
hernialesttheintrathoracicstomachbecomesoverdistended,resultingin
hemodynamicinstability.
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Forpatientscomplainingofpersistentnausea,agastricemptyingstudymaybe
obtainedtoevaluateforgastroparesis.
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Whenthereisnohiatalherniaorasmallslidinghiatalhernia,esophageal
manometryand24-hourpHprobemonitoringwithimpedanceareperformed,
withantirefluxmedicationsdiscontinuedfor72hours,todocumentthe
presenceofgastroesophagealreflux,associationwiththepatient’ssymptoms,
andtoevaluateforesophagealdysmotility.However,inthepresenceofa
paraesophagealhernia,wedonotroutinelyperformthesestudies.Manyof
thesepatientswillhavesomedegreeofdysmotilityinthepresenceofa
chronichiatalherniathatfrequentlyimprovesafterhiatalherniarepair.The
presenceofasymptomatichiatalherniaisamechanicalissue,andthe
indicationforrepairistheparaesophagealherniaitselfregardlessofthe
presenceofacidreflux.
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Patientssuspectedofhavinganincarceratedhiatalhernia(FIG4)withsevere
epigastricpainandregurgitationshouldundergoanesophagramand
nasogastrictubedecompressionfollowedbyanemergenthiatalherniarepair.

SURGICALMANAGEMENT
Indications
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Slidinghiatalherniasarerepairedwhentherehasbeenincompletecontrolof
refluxsymptomsdespitemedicaltherapy(Table1)andafterconfirmationof
abnormalacidrefluxon24-hourpHprobe.Otherindicationsinclude
complicationsofgastroesophagealrefluxdisease(GERD)—recurrent
aspiration,thedevelopmentofarefluxstricture,andrecurrentbleedingfrom
esophagitis.
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Paraesophagealherniasaremorelikelytopresentwithobstructivesymptoms
duetothechronicgastricvolvulusandrepairisgenerallyrecommendedinthe
functionalpatient.
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Therehasbeencontroversyregardingtheoptimalsurgicalapproach
(laparoscopicvs.transthoracic),theneedforanantirefluxprocedure,andthe
assessmentofesophagealshortening.
1,5–19
Thepneumoperitoneumused
duringlaparoscopicrepairdisplacesthediaphragmupward,making
intraoperativeassessmentofesophagealshorteningmorechallenging.In
addition,performingalengtheningprocedurelaparoscopicallyismore
difficultduetotheangleoftheapproach.Takingadequatebitesofthe
attenuatedcruraisalsomoredifficultduetothetensioninducedbythe

pneumoperitoneum,whichcouldcontributetoherniarecurrenceafter
laparoscopicrepair.Atransthoracicapproachwithanesophageallengthening
procedure,similartoarelaxingincisionforaninguinalherniarepair,maybe
optimalevenforasmallslidinghiatalherniainmorbidlyobesepatientsdue
totheincreasedriskofrecurrence.Inaseriesof240patientswith
paraesophagealhiatalhernias,documentedacidrefluxdecreasedfrom88%
preoperativelyto4%afteratransthoracicCollis-Nissenprocedure,whereas
Williamsonetal.6reportedan18%incidenceofpostoperativerefluxaftera
selectiveapproachtoaddinganantirefluxprocedure.Asaresult,weadvocate
anantirefluxprocedurewithallparaesophagealhiatalherniarepairs.
4,6
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Withlargerparaesophagealhernias,transthoracicCollis-Nissenrepairremains
thestandardagainstwhichotherapproachesmustbecompared.
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PreoperativePlanning
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Preoperativeriskassessmentdetermineswhetherapatientwilltoleratea
thoracotomybasedonexercisetoleranceandpulmonaryfunctiontesting
(PFT)ifthereisasubstantialsmokinghistoryorshortnessofbreath.Patients
withcardiovascularriskfactorsorsymptomsshouldundergopreoperative
cardiacevaluation.
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Patientsshouldbeinformedofchangesintheirdietafterundergoinga
fundoplication,includingavoidinglargepillsandcarbonateddrinksandthe
possibilityofgasbloatanddumpingsyndrome.
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Inthepreoperativearea,thehistoryandphysicalshouldbereviewedand
consentshouldbeobtained.Theoperativesiteontheleftchestshouldbe
appropriatelymarked.
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Forpaincontrol,anepiduralcathetercanbeplacedinthepreoperativearea,ora
paraspinouscathetercanbeinsertedpriortothoracotomyclosure.
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Onceintheoperatingroom(OR),aflexibleesophagoscopyshouldbeperformed

toevaluatetheanatomyandanyesophagealmucosallesions.Overdistention
ofthestomachwithairinsufflationmustbeavoided.Afterthescopeis
removed,a16-Frnasogastrictubeisplacedtodecompressthestomach.
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Single-lungventilationisachievedwitheitheraleft-sideddoublelumen
endotrachealtubeorabronchialblocker.
Positioning
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Thepatientshouldbeplacedintherightlateraldecubitusposition(FIG6).The
armsshouldbeplacedinanarmholderinneutralposition.Thebedisflexed
andthepatientshouldbesecuredwithallpressurepointspadded.
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Followingpositioning,theendotrachealtubepositionshouldbeconfirmedagain
bytheanesthesiologist.
TECHNIQUES
THORACOTOMY
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Astandardposterolateralthoracotomyisgenerallyperformedthroughthe6th
intercostalspace,althoughthe7thintercostalspacecanbeusedwithsmaller
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