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■Esophagealinjurywhiledeveloping
theretroesophagealplane.
■Minimizetheuseoftheultrasonic
dissectorneartheesophagus.
■Tominimizebleedingnearthe
posteriorvagaltrunk,whichmay
obscuretheretroesophagealplane,
carefullyandbluntlydissectwitha
Marylandorbluntgrasper.
■Postoperativedysphagiadueto
excessiverestrictionfromthe
device
■Ensurethatthereisnotensionon
thesizerwhenmeasuringthe
circumferencearoundtheGE
junction.
■Devicemigration ■Whendevelopingthe
retroesophagealplane,minimize
theamountofdissectionposterior
totheGEjunction.Thedissection
onlyneedstobewideenoughto
permitpassageofthesizer.
POSTOPERATIVECARE
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TIF—Patientsareadmittedpostoperativelyforovernightobservation.Aliquid
dietisinitiatedfollowingtheprocedureandadvancedtoasoftsoliddiet
withinthenextseveralweeks.Antiemeticsareadministeredliberallyto
minimizepostoperativeretching.Routinepostoperativeimagingisnot
obtained.
■
Radiofrequencyenergyapplication—Patientsaredischargedhomeonthedayof
theprocedure.Theyarekeptonaliquiddietforthefirstseveralweeksand
aresubsequentlyadvancedtoasoftsoliddiet.Routinepostoperativeimaging
isnotobtained.
■
LESaugmentationsurgery—Patientsareadmittedtothehospitalovernight.

Duringourearlyexperience,aspartofaclinicaltrial,allpatientsunderwenta
routinechestx-rayandbariumesophagramtoverifycorrectpositionofthe
device.Routineimagingisnotcurrentlyobtained.Thepatientmayresumea
normaldietimmediatelyaftertheprocedure.
OUTCOMES
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TIF—Withtheearliestcaseseriesbeingpublishedin2008,5trulylong-termdata
regardingTIFarelacking.In2012,Tradandcolleagues6publishedtheirdata
whichinvolved28patientsandamedianfollow-upof14months.Eighty-two
percentofpatientsremainedofftheirdailyantirefluxmedications,whereas
68%weresatisfiedwiththeresultsoftheprocedure.6Heartburnand
regurgitationsymptomswereeliminatedin65%and80%ofpatients,
respectively.
■
Radiofrequencyenergyapplication—Intheearliestmulticentertrialconducted
intheUnitedStates(involving47patients),87%ofpatientshaddiscontinued
theirantirefluxmedicationsat6monthswhilequalityoflifeimprovedand
esophagealexposuretoacid(pH<4.0)decreasedbyover50%(11.7%to
4.8%ofthetotaltime).7Four-yearfollow-updatafromastudypublishedin
2007foundthat,alongwithsustainedimprovementsinqualityoflifescores,
85%ofpatientsremainedoffprotonpumpinhibitorsorhaddecreasedtheir
usebyhalf.
8
■
Loweresophagealaugmentationsurgery—InFebruary2013,theresultsofa
nonrandomizedmulticentertrialwerepublishedintheNewEnglandJournal
ofMedicine.9Sixty-fourpercentofpatientshadeithernormalizedor
significantlyreducedtheiresophagealacidexposureat1year.Ninety-three
percentofpatientshadsignificantlyreducedtheirantirefluxmedication
regimen,whereas92%experiencedasubstantialimprovementinqualityof
life.
COMPLICATIONS

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TIF
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Esophageallaceration/perforation
■
Postoperativebleeding
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Gastricleak,mediastinalabscess
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Earlyfundoplicationfailure
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Radiofrequencyenergyapplication
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Bloating,dyspepsia
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Esophagealulceration/bleeding
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Esophagealperforation
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LESaugmentationsurgery
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Bloating,dysphagia
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Devicemigrationand/orerosionintotheGItract(todate,nonehavebeen
reportedorpublishedintheliterature)
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Allergicreactiontothedevice(patientswithtitanium,stainlesssteel,nickel,
orferrousallergies)
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Chapter9
LaparoscopicHeller
MyotomyandAnterior
Fundoplicationfor
EsophagealAchalasia
MarcoE.AllaixMarcoG.Patti
DEFINITION
■
Esophagealachalasiaisaprimarymotilitydisordercharacterizedbylackof
esophagealperistalsisandfailureoftheloweresophagealsphincter(LES)to
relaxproperlyinresponsetoswallowing.
DIFFERENTIALDIAGNOSIS
■
Benignstricturessecondarytogastroesophagealrefluxdisease(GERD)and
esophagealneoplasmsmaymimictheclinicalpresentationofachalasia.
■
Aninfiltratingtumorofthegastroesophagealjunctioncanmimicnotonlythe
clinicalandradiologicfindingsofachalasiabutalsothemanometricprofile.
Thiscondition,definedas“secondaryachalasia”or“pseudoachalasia,”should
besuspectedandruledoutinpatientsolderthan60yearsofage,withrecent
onsetofdysphagia(lessthan6months),andwithexcessiveweightloss.
1
PATIENTHISTORYANDPHYSICALFINDINGS
■

Dysphagiaisthemaincomplaint,beingreportedbyabout95%ofpatients.Itis
oftenforbothsolidsandliquids.Mostpatientsareabletomaintainastable
weightduetochangesmadeintheirdiet.
■
About60%ofpatientsexperienceregurgitationofundigestedfood.Itoccurs
morefrequentlyinthesupinepositionandmayleadtoaspirationthatinturn
cancauserespiratorysymptoms,suchascough,hoarseness,wheezing,and
episodesofpneumonia.
2
■
Heartburnispresentinabout40%ofpatients:Itisduetostasisandfermentation
ofundigestedfoodinthedistalesophagusratherthanduetogastroesophageal
reflux(GER).
■
Esophagealdistentioncancausechestpaininupto40%ofpatients,anditis
usuallyexperiencedatthetimeofameal.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
■
Athoroughevaluationtoestablishthediagnosisshouldbeperformedinall
patientswithsymptomssuggestiveforachalasia.3Itconsistsofthefollowing
studies:
■
Upperendoscopyisusuallythefirsttestthatisperformedtoruleoutthe
presenceofamechanicalobstructionsecondarytoapepticstrictureor
cancer.
■
Bariumswallowshowsanarrowingatthelevelofthegastroesophageal
junction(theso-calledbird’sbeak),slowesophagealemptyingwithanair–
fluidlevel,andeitherabsenceofortertiarycontractionsoftheesophageal
wall(FIG1).Italsodefinesthediameterandtheaxisoftheesophagus
(dilatedandsigmoidinlong-standingachalasia)andassociatedpathologic
findings,includinganepiphrenicdiverticulum.Thegastricairbubbleis
usuallyabsent.

■
Esophagealmanometryisthegoldstandardforthediagnosisofachalasia.
LackofperistalsisandabsentorincompleteLESrelaxationinresponseto
swallowingarethekeycriteriaforthediagnosis.TheLESishypertensive
inonlyabout50%ofpatients.3Recently,anewclassificationof
esophagealachalasiahasbeenproposedbasedonhigh-resolution
manometry(HRM):typeI,classic,withminimalesophageal
pressurization;typeII,achalasiawithpanesophagealpressurization;and
typeIII,achalasiawithspasm(FIG2).
4
■
AmbulatorypHmonitoringisimportantinuntreatedpatientswhenthe
diagnosisisuncertaininordertodistinguishbetweenGERDandachalasia.
Postoperatively,ambulatorypHmonitoringcanbeperformedtoruleout

GERthatispresentinabout30%to40%ofcasesafterHellermyotomy
andisoftenasymptomatic.
5
SURGICALMANAGEMENT
PreoperativePlanning
■
Acarefulsystematicevaluationandthetestsdescribedbeforeshouldbe
performedineverypatientbeforetreatment.
Positioning
■
Afterinductionofgeneralendotrachealanesthesia,thepatientispositioned
supineinlowlithotomypositionwiththelowerextremitiesextendedon
stirrups,withkneesflexed20to30degreesorstraightifusingasplit-leg
table.
■
ToavoidslidingasaconsequenceofthesteepreverseTrendelenburgposition
usedduringtheprocedure,abeanbagisinflatedtocreatea“saddle”underthe
perineum.
■
Becauseincreasedabdominalpressurefrompneumoperitoneumandthesteep
reverseTrendelenburgpositiondecreasevenousreturn,pneumatic
compressionstockingsarealwaysusedasprophylaxisagainstdeepvenous
thrombosis.
■
Anorogastrictubeisplacedtokeepthestomachdecompressedduringthe
procedureanditisremovedbeforestartingthemyotomy.
■
AFoleycatheterisinsertedatthebeginningoftheoperationandremovedatthe
end.
■
Thesurgeonstandsbetweenthepatient’slegs.Thefirstandsecondassistants

standontherightandleftsideoftheoperatingtable(FIG3).
TECHNIQUES
PLACEMENTOFPORTS
■
Five10-mmtrocarsareusedfortheprocedure(FIG4).
■
Thefirstincisionismadeinthemidline14cmdistaltothexiphoidprocess
andaVeressneedleisintroducedintotheperitonealcavity.Theperitoneal
cavityisinsufflatedtoapressureof15mmHg.Subsequently,underdirect
vision,anopticalportwitha0-degreescope(port1)isplaced.Oncethis
portisplaced,the0-degreescopeisreplacedwitha30-degreescopeand
theothertrocarsareinsertedunderlaparoscopicvision.
■
Port2isplacedintheleftmidclavicularlineatthesamelevelofport1.Itis
usedbytheassistantfortractiononthegastroesophagealjunctionandas
aninstrumenttotakedowntheshortgastricvessels.
■

Port3isplacedintherightmidclavicularlineatthesameleveloftheother
twoports.Aretractorisusedthroughthisporttolifttheleftlateral
segmentofthelivertoexposethegastroesophagealjunction.Theretractor
isheldinplacebyaself-retainingsystemfixedtotheoperatingtable.
■
Ports4and5areplacedundertherightandleftcostalmarginssothattheir
axesandthecameraformanangleofabout120degrees.Theseportsare
usedbytheoperatingsurgeon.
■
TheinstrumentationnecessaryforthelaparoscopicmyotomyisreportedinTable
1.
DISSECTION
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