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Thegastrohepaticligamentisdivided,beginningthedissectionabovethe
caudatelobeoftheliver,wheretheligamentisthinner,andcontinuingtoward
thediaphragmuntiltherightpillarofthecrusisidentifiedandseparatedfrom
theesophagusbybluntdissection.
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Subsequently,theperitoneumandthephrenoesophagealmembraneoverlyingthe
esophagusaredividedandtheanteriorvagusnerveisidentified(FIG5A).
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Theleftpillarofthecrusisthenseparatedfromtheesophagus(FIG5B).
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Bluntdissectionisfinallyperformedintheposteriormediastinum,laterallyand
anteriorlytotheesophagusinordertohaveabout4to5cmofesophagus
withoutanytensionbelowthediaphragm.Posteriordissectionisnecessary
onlyifapartialposteriorfundoplicationisplanned.
DIVISIONOFTHESHORTGASTRICVESSELS
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Theshortgastricvesselsaretakendownallthewaytotheleftpillarofthecrus,
startingfromapointmidwayalongthegreatercurvatureofthestomach(FIG
6).
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MYOTOMY
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Thefatpadshouldberemovedtoexposethegastroesophagealjunctionafter
identificationoftheanteriorvagusnerve.
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TractionisthenappliedwithaBabcockclamp,graspingbelowthe
gastroesophagealjunctionandpullingdownwardandtotheleftinorderto
exposetherightsideoftheesophagus.
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Amyotomyisperformedontherightsideoftheesophagusinthe11o’clock
positionusingahookcautery.Thepropersubmucosalplaneisfoundusing
thecautery,about3cmabovethegastroesophagealjunction.
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Oncethemucosaisexposed,themyotomyisextendedproximallyforabout6
cmabovethegastroesophagealjunctionanddistallyfor2.5to3cmontothe
gastricwall(FIG7).
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Theedgesofthemusclesarethenseparatedwithadissectorinordertohave
30%to40%ofthemucosanotcoveredbymuscles.
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Intraoperativeendoscopyisrarelynecessary,particularlywhenenough
experienceispresentandalongmyotomyontothegastricwallisperformed.
PARTIALFUNDOPLICATION
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Themaingoalofthesurgicaltreatmentisreliefofdysphagiawhilepreventing
GER.
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AlaparoscopicHellermyotomy(LHM)aloneisassociatedwithpostoperative
GERinabout50%to60%ofpatients.
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Betterfunctionalresultsareachievedwithapartialfundoplicationaddedtothe
myotomycomparedtoatotalfundoplicationthatisassociatedwithhigher
ratesofpostoperativedysphagia.
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Regardingthetypeofpartialfundoplication,nosignificantdifferencesare
evidentintermsofcontrolofGERafterthepartialanteriorandpartial
posteriorfundoplication.
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Wepreferthepartialanteriorfundoplicationbecauseitissimplertoperform,as
posteriordissectionisnotnecessary,andbecauseitcoverstheexposed
esophagealmucosa.
PartialAnteriorFundoplication(Dor)
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TheDorfundoplicationisa180-degreeanteriorfundoplication.
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Tworowsofsutures(2-0silk)areused.Thefirstrowisontheleftsideofthe
esophagusandhasthreestitches.Thetopstitchincorporatesthefundusofthe
stomach,themuscularlayeroftheleftsideoftheesophagus,andtheleft
pillarofthecrus(FIG8).
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Thesecondandthirdstitchesincorporatethegastricfundusandthemuscular
layeroftheleftsideoftheesophagus(FIG9).

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Thefundusisthenfoldedovertheexposedmucosasothatthegreatercurvature
ofthestomachisnexttotherightpillarofthecrus.
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Thesecondrowofsuturesontherightsideoftheesophagusconsistsofthree
stitchesbetweenthefundusandtherightpillarofthecrus(FIG10).
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Finally,twoadditionalstitchesareplacedbetweenthefundusandtherimofthe
esophagealhiatustoeliminateanytensionfromthefundoplication(FIG11).

PARTIALPOSTERIORFUNDOPLICATION
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Someauthorsarguethattheposteriorpartialfundoplicationshouldbeusedasit
mightbemoreeffectiveinpreventingGERandbecauseitkeepsthedistal
edgesofthemyotomyseparated.
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Theposteriorfundoplicationrequiresthecreationofaposteriorwindowbetween
theleftpillarofthecrus,thestomach,andtheesophagusfollowedbythe
passageofthegastricfundusundertheesophagus.
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Thehiatusislooselyclosedposteriortotheesophagus.
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Subsequently,eachsideofthewrapisattachedtotheesophagealwalllateralto
themyotomywiththreestitches.Theresultingwrapmeasuresabout220to
240degrees.
PEARLSANDPITFALLS
Indications ■Acarefulevaluationincludingmanometry,24-hour
pHmonitoring,upperendoscopy,andbarium
swallowmustbedone.
Placementofports ■Extremecaremustbetakenwhenpositioningport1,

becausethesiteofinsertionisjustabovetheaorta.
■Werecommendusinganopticaltrocarwitha0-
degreescopetoobtainaccess.
■Ifport3istoolow,theleftlateralsegmentofthe
liverwillnotbeproperlyretractedandexposureof
theesophagogastricjunctionmaybeinadequate.
■Ifport2istoolow,theesophagogastricjunctionor
theuppershortgastricvesselsmaybedifficultto
access.
■Ifports4and5aretoolow,thedissectionatthe
beginningoftheprocedureandthesuturingatthe
endwillbechallenging.
■Ifport3istoomedial,theliverretractormay
interferewiththeinstrumentusedthroughport4.
Dissection ■Anaccessorylefthepaticarteryoriginatingfromthe
leftgastricarteryisfrequentlypresentinthe
gastrohepaticligament.Ifthisvessellimitsthe
exposure,itmaybesafelydivided.
■Theelectrocauteryshouldbeusedwithextreme
caution.Becauseofthelateralspreadofthe
monopolarcurrent,vagusnervesmaybedamaged
evenwithoutdirectcontact.Abipolarinstrument
representsasaferalternative.
Shortgastricvessels
division
■Bleeding,eitherfromtheshortgastricvesselsor
fromthespleen,anddamagetothegastricwallare
possiblecomplications.
■Excessivetractionanddivisionofavesselnot
completelycoagulatedarethemaincausesof
bleeding.
■Aburncausedduringdissectionoftheshortgastric
vesselsortractionappliedwiththegraspersorthe
Babcockclamparethemostcommonmechanisms
ofdamagetothegastricwall.
Myotomy ■Inpatientswhohavehadprevioustreatmentwith

botulinumtoxininjection,themyotomyis
technicallymorechallengingduetothefibrosisthat
altersthenormalanatomicplanesandmayincrease
theriskofperforation.
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■Ifamucosalperforationoccurs,itcanberepaired
with5-0absorbablematerial.
■Incaseofbleedingfromthecutmuscularfibers,
gentlecompressionwithaspongeisrecommended
ratherthantheelectrocautery,whichcancause
thermaldamagetotheesophagealwall.
Partialanterior
fundoplication
■Toreducetheriskofpostoperativedysphagiadueto
thefundoplication
■Theshortgastricvesselsshouldbedivided.
■Thewrapshouldbeperformedusingthefundus
ratherthanthebodyofthestomach.
POSTOPERATIVECARE
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Patientsspendanaverageof1to2daysinthehospitalandreturntoworkin2to
3weeks.
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Patientsarefedthemorningofthefirstpostoperativedaywithclearliquidsand
thenasoftdiet.
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Theyareinstructedtoavoidmeat,bread,andcarbonatedbeveragesforthe
following2weeks.
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Mostpatientsresumetheirregularactivitywithin2to3weeks.
OUTCOMES
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Long-termfollow-upshowsthatsymptomsareimprovedin90%to95%of
patientsat5yearsandin80%to90%at10years.
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MostLHMfailurespresentwithinthefirst2to3yearsoffollow-upandmay
reflectfibrosisofthedistaledgeofthemyotomythatcanbesuccessfully
treatedinmostcaseswithpneumaticdilatation.
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PostoperativeGERoccursinabout30%to40%ofpatients,anditisusually
controlledbyacid-reducingmedications.
COMPLICATIONS
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Esophagealleakmayoccurduringthefirst24to36hourspostoperatively,andit
isusuallytheresultofathermalinjuryoftheesophagealmucosa.
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Typicalsignsandsymptomsincludepain,fever,anddyspnea.Achestx-ray
mayshowapleuraleffusion.
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Anesophagogramconfirmsthelocationandtheextensionoftheleak.
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Treatmentoptionsvarybasedonthetimeofdiagnosisandonthelocationand
extensionoftheleak.Incaseofearlydiagnosis,smallleakscanberepaired
directly.Ifthedamageistooextensiveortheinflammatoryreactionincase
oflatediagnosisdoesnotallowadirectrepair,anesophagectomymaybe
indicated.Inselectedcases,widedrainageandplacementofafeeding
jejunostomytubewithorwithouttheuseofanesophagealstentmayallow
theleaktohealwithoutesophagectomy.
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Pneumothoraxoccursincaseofintraoperativeviolationoftheparietalpleura.
Usually,itresolvesspontaneouslyanddoesnotrequiretubethoracostomyas
theCO2israpidlyabsorbed.
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Persistentdysphagiaisusuallyduetotechnicalerrors,suchasatooshortofa

myotomyoratooconstrictingfundoplication.
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Recurrentdysphagiaafterasymptom-freeperiodmaybecausedbyscartissuein
thedistaledgeofthemyotomy,postoperativeGER,technicalerrorscited
earlier,oresophagealcancer.Ineithercase,athoroughevaluationis
mandatorytoruleoutmalignanciesandmakeacorrectdiagnosis.Subsequent
treatmentistailoredtotheresultsofthisworkupandincludespneumatic
dilatationand/orareoperation.
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