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RecurrentGERDisthemostcommon(59%)anddysphagia(31%)thenextmost
common.Althoughthesesymptomscanoccurwithanyorallofthepatterns
offailure,therearepatternsofsymptomsthatcorrelatehighlywithagiven
mechanismoffailure(FIG3).
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Grossanatomicabnormalitiessuchashiatalherniaorseverewrap/cruralstenosis
aremorelikelytopresentwithsymptomsrelatedtopooresophagealtransit
andemptying.Thesesymptomscommonlyincludedysphagia,chestpain,and
regurgitation.
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Thewrapthathasloosenedorcomeundonemorecommonlypresentswith
recurrentGERDsymptoms,oftenidenticaltothosebeingexperiencedbefore
thefirstantirefluxprocedure.Commonly,thisincludestypicalsymptomssuch
asheartburn,regurgitation,andchestpainbutcanalsobemoreatypical
symptomssuchascough,laryngitis,orasthma.Again,therelationshipand

similarityofsymptomstothosebeforetheinitialoperationisstrongly
predictiveofwrapdisruptionorloosening.
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Aslippedwrapwilloftenhaveabroadconstellationofsymptomswithmore
prevalenceofnauseaandepigastricpainthantheotherpresentations.
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Afavorableresponsetoantisecretoriesandposturalregurgitationpredictswrap
looseningorincompetence,whereaspoortoleranceofheavydensefoodsor
weightlosspredictshiatalherniationoresophagealoutletissues.
Improvementwithdilationsupportsesophagealoutletrestriction.Failureof
symptomstorespondtoanyinterventionismorelikelywithwrapslippage.
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Aconfusingpresentationisthepatientwithearlypostprandialbloatingormeal-
induceddiarrhea.Withthissymptomconstellation,oneshouldbesuspicious
ofvagalnerveinjuryorinflammation(dysfunctionalgastricemptying).This
symptomcomplexintheabsenceofanobviousanatomicabnormalityora
positivepHtestshouldleadonetopursuefurtherworkupratherthanaredo
antirefluxoperation.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
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Testingforsuspectedfundoplicationfailurefallsintotestingtosecurea
diagnosisorreasonforfailureandtestingforoperativeplanning.An
algorithmfortheworkupofpatientssuspectedtohavefailedaprior
fundoplicationisshowninFIG4.

EstablishingtheDiagnosis
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Inpursuitofadiagnosisoffailure,theworkupshouldstartwithananatomic
assessment.Thisusuallyincludesanupperendoscopy
(esophagogastroduodenoscopy[EGD])andcontrastesophagram.
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Often,acontrastesophagramisallthatisneededtoidentifythepatternof
failure.FIG5depictstheesophagramfindingscorrespondingtothevarious
patternsoffailure.

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Alternatively,anEGDmayclearlyshowananatomicabnormality.Thecommon
endoscopicfindingsoffailureareoutlinedinTable4.
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Inmanycases,ifthepresentingsymptomscorrelatewithfindingsonan
esophagramorEGD,thisisallthatisneededtodiagnosefailureandtheneed
forreoperation.
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IfrecurrentGERDisthedominantpresentation,thenpHtestingshouldbe
obtained.
PlanningforOperativeManagement
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Withadiagnosisoffundoplicationfailuresecured,furthertestingmaybe
indicatedtohelpplanthemosteffectivereoperativestrategy.
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Themostcommonconditionsassociatedwithfailurethatneedtobeinvestigated
areesophagealmotilityproblemsandimpairmentingastricemptying.All
patientsshouldundergoanesophagealmotilitystudyandagastricemptying
studybeforeredosurgery.
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Impairmentinesophagealmotilitymayindicatetheneedforapartial270-degree
fundoplicationratherthana360-degreefundoplication.Classically,apartial
fundoplicationshouldbeconsideredifnormalesophagealperistalsisis
presentinlessthan70%ofswallowsoresophagealbodypressureislessthan
30mmHg.
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Delayedgastricemptyingmayrequiretheadditionofagastrostomytubeto

providegastricdecompressionintheearlypostoperativeperiod,thereby
preventinggastricdistension–inducedcruralorwrapdisruption.
SURGICALMANAGEMENT
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Redofundoplicationcanbebothrewardingandchallenging.Althoughtheright
diagnosisandproperpreparationareimportant,theyarenosubstitutefor
experiencewithallmannerofforegutsurgery.Redofundoplicationshouldnot
beundertakenbyageneralsurgeonwhooccasionallyperformselective
fundoplication.
PreoperativePlanning
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Foraskilledlaparoscopicsurgeon,almostallredoscanbeapproached
laparoscopically.Earlyconversiontoanopenapproachismorelikelyinthe
followingsituations:
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Multiplepriorforegutprocedures,especiallyprioropenrepairs
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Hiatalherniawithasignificantamountofthestomachincarceratedinthe
chest,especiallyifmeshwasused
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Prioroperationsthatwerecomplicatedbypostoperativeleak,fistula,orearly
reoperation
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Inthesesituationswhereonemaypredictahigherlikelihoodofconversion,itis
prudenttobepreparedfornotonlyanopenapproachbutalsoa
thoracoabdominalapproach.
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EGDshouldbeavailableintraoperativelyforallredos,andanEGDperformed
bythesurgeonbeforescrubbingprovidesvaluablefirsthandanatomic
informationthatisusefulintraoperatively.Leavingthescopeinthestomach
allowsintraoperativeidentificationofkeyanatomicstructuressuchasthe

squamocolumnarjunctionorthelocationofthefundoplication.
Positioning
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Asplit-legapproachisusedinnearlyallcases(FIG6).Ifconversiontoanopen
approachisanticipated,onearmshouldbetuckedsothatatable-mounted
retractionsystemcanbesecuredatthepatient’sshoulder,wellawayfromthe
surgeons’standingpositionatthepatient’ssideforopenaccess.
TECHNIQUES
GAININGABDOMINALACCESSANDPORTPLACEMENT
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Ifthepriorfundoplicationwasperformedlaparoscopically,itisreasonableto
attemptabdominalaccessbypassingaVeressneedlethroughanareainthe
upperabdomenfreeofpriorincisions.Thesafestmeansofaccessisa
visualizedaccessusinganopentechnique.
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Afive-trocartechniqueasdepictedinFIG7isused.

IDENTIFYANDEXPOSEHIATALANATOMY
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Thedissectioncommencesbyapproachingtheesophagealhiatusfromtheleft.
Thegreatercurveofthestomachisfoundandfollowedupwardtowardthe
angleofHiswhileusingatissue-sealingdevicetodivideanyremainingshort
gastricvesselsorvascularizedscartissue(Table5).
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Oncethebaseoftheleftcrusisfound,theleftcrusisclearedofadhesionsupto
andaroundthecruralarchasfaraspossible(FIG8).Often,theleftlobeof

theliverisfusedtothefundusstartingalongthecruralarchlimitinghow
muchcruralarchcanbeexposedatthispointintheoperation.
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Themediastinumisenteredfromtheleftasfarposterioraspossible.Usually,
thisopensaplanejustanteriortotheaortaandbehindtheesophagus(FIG9).
Thisplaneisoftenveryfriendlyallowingtheposteriormediastinumtobe
clearedproximallyandtotheright,overthetopoftheaortatowardthespine.
A½-inPenrosedraincut6-inlongcanbeleftintheposteriormediastinum
(FIG10)tobefoundlaterwhenthemediastinumisenteredfromtheright
posteriorly.

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Withatleast½oftheesophagealhiatusexposedfromtheleft,themore
complicateddissectionoftherightcruscanbeundertakenmoresafelywith
someawarenessoftheesophagealhiatusrelationshiptothescarplatethat
tendstoenveloptherightsideofthehiatus.
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Startingdistalalongthelessercurveofthestomachandwellbelowthe
adhesionsoftheleftlobeofthelivertotheanteriorsurfaceofthestomach
willoftenrevealafriendlydissectionplaneleadingunderthecaudatelobeof
theliverandtothebaseoftherightcrus(FIG11).
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Oncethebaseoftherightcrusisexposed,themediastinumisenteredfromthe

rightandthePenrosedrainleftinthemediastinumfromtherightisretrieved
(FIG12).Atthispoint,thePenrosedraincanbebroughtaroundtheentire
hiatalcontentsandusedasaretractortofacilitatetheremainderofthehiatal
dissection.
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Thistechniqueofstartingontheleftandusingthecruraastheedgesof
dissectionassuressafeisolationofhiatalcontenttherebyminimizingtherisk
ofesophagogastricperforationorvagalnerveinjury(FIG13).
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Atthispoint,anEGDisusefultoconfirmanatomy,assessforanyunsuspected
perforation,andhelplocalizethefundoplicationinpreparationforundoing
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