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■Asmall-caliberbougiedilator(44Fr)inthe
esophagusfacilitatestactilelocalizationofthe
esophagusduringbluntdissection.
Reconstruction ■Graftfailureandanastomoticleakresultfrom
ischemia,whichisaconsequenceofinadequate
bloodsupply,venouscongestion,tensiononthe
anastomosis,orhypoperfusionintheearly
postoperativeperiod.Thesefactorsshouldbe
avoided.
■Properorientationoftheconduitwithpreventionof
twistingismadeeasierbydrawingparallellineson
thePenrosedrainandmakingsurethedraindoes
nottwistasitispulledoutthrutheneckdelivering
theconduittothecervicalincision.
Anastomosis ■Properorientationofthecervicalanastomoticstaple
linesshouldbemaintainedtomaximizeperfusion
ofthegastricwall.Thisisaccomplishedbykeeping
theesophagogastrostomystaplelineasfaraway
fromtheconduitlessercurvaturestapleline.
■Whenplacingtheanastomosisbackintheneck,it
shouldbestraightenedbyreducingredundancyof
theconduitbycaudaltractionontheconduitatthe
hiatus.Avoidplacingtensionontheanastomosis.
POSTOPERATIVECARE
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Patientsrecoverintheintensivecareunituntilacutecardiac,respiratory,and
volumestatusissuesareresolved.
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Ashypoxiaandhypotensioncanleadtohypoperfusionofthereconstruction
withanastomoticleakor,intheworstscenario,conduitnecrosis,this
shouldbeavoidedandquicklyremediedifclinicallyencountered.

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Asrespiratoryfailureandpneumoniaarethemostcommoncomplications
encountered,aggressivepulmonarycareisrequired.Earlyambulationis
mandatory.
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Fluidoverloadcanleadtohypoxia,pulmonaryedema,anddysrhythmia(most
oftenatrialfibrillation).
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Entericnutritionisbegunslowlyonpostoperativeday1.
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Patientsshouldbecarefullyfollowedforsignsofpostoperativecomplications
(seethefollowingtext)andevaluationandmitigationstrategiesemployedat
thefirstsignofsuchissues.
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Ifthepatientismedicallystabletoconsideroralintake,awater-solublecontrast
studyfollowedbybariumisdoneonthefourthpostoperativedaytomake
surethereisnosignificantanastomoticleakandtheconduitempties
adequatelyintothesmallintestine.
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Ifok,aliquiddietisstartedandcontinuedfor2weeksatwhichtimethepatient
istransitionedtoasoftdietforanadditional2weekspriortoresuminga
normaldiet.Therationaleforthisapproachistoavoidfoodimpactionduring
thecriticalperiodofanastomotichealing.Thesurgicaldrainisremovedafter
anegativestudyandnoevidenceoforalfluidsinthedrainwithin48hoursof
oralliquidintake.
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Thefeedingtubeisdiscontinuedwhenthepatientisabletotakeadequateoral
intake,usuallywithinthefirsttosecondweekfollowingsurgery.
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Patientsshouldbecounseledastohowtooptimizetheirfluidandnutritional
intakeduringthisperiodoftransitiontoregulardietandmanagedumping
symptomswithdietaryandlifestylemodification.
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Patientsshouldbeadvisedastotheearlysignsofanastomoticstrictureandneed

foresophagealdilation.
OUTCOMES
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THEisaverymorbid,high-riskprocedurewithveryhighassociatedoperative
morbidityandmortality(seethefollowingtext).
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Regardingfunctionaloutcome,thebestdataavailablearereviewsfrompatients
whounderwentthisprocedureforbenignindicationsandearlystagecancer
giventhelongersurvivalinthesepatientscomparedtopatientswith
cancer.
11,12
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Symptomsofphysicalimpairment,includingGEreflux,dumping,and
dysphagia,areverycommonaftersurgerybutshowgradualimprovement
towardbaselineoverthefirstyear,notquitereachingbaseline.Long-term
physicalimpairmentislesscommonafterTHEcomparedtoTTE.
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Overallhealth-relatedqualityoflife(abilitytowork,socialinteraction,daily
activities,emotionalfunction,perceptionofhealth,energylevel,and
mentalhealth)decreasesaftersurgerybutreturnstobaselinenational
normswithin1yearofsurgery.
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Regardingcancer-specificoutcome,long-termsurvivalisafunctionofthe
underlyingbiologyandstageofthetumorratherthansurgicalapproach.
13,14
COMPLICATIONS
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Perioperativecomplicationsoccurin40%to50%ofpatientsandfallinto
specificcategoriesdependingonthepointoftimeinwhichtheyappear
followingsurgery.Reportedoverall30-daymortalityforTHErangesfrom
1%inselectsinglecenterreportsto10%innonselectiveadministrative
databasereports.
13,15,16

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Earlypostoperativeperiod(0to2days)
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Technicalcomplications
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Bleeding
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RLNinjurywithresultanthoarseness(unilateral)andairwayobstruction
(bilateral)
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Pleuralviolationwithpneumothoraxorpleuraleffusion
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Conduitnecrosisrequiringremovalofconduitandcervicalesophagostomy
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Medicalcomplications
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Respiratorycomplications(respiratoryfailure,pneumonia)
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Cardiaccomplications(dysrhythmia,myocardialinfarction,heartfailure)
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Urinarytractcomplications(renalfailureorinsufficiency)
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Intermediatepostoperativeperiod(2to14days)
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Technicalcomplications
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Anastomoticleakmanifestascervicalwoundinfectionanddrainageor
drainageoforalsecretionsviaclosedsuctiondrain.
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Conduitnecrosisrequiringremovalofconduitandcervicalesophagostomy
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Thoracicductinjurywithchyleleak,usuallymanifestbypleuraleffusionat
onsetofentericororalnutrition.
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Medicalcomplications
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Respiratorycomplications(respiratoryfailure,pneumonia)
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Cardiaccomplications(dysrhythmia,myocardialinfarction,heartfailure)
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Urinarytractcomplications(renalfailure/insufficiency,urinarytract
infection)
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Infectiouscomplications,(lineinfection,organspaceinfection,wound
infection)
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Latepostoperativeperiod(after14days)
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Technicalcomplications
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Anastomoticstricture
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Delayedgastricemptying
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Dumpingsyndrome
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Medicalcomplications
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Malnutrition
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Cancerrecurrence
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Chapter13
IvorLewisEsophagectomy
RobertE.Merritt
DEFINITION
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AnIvorLewisesophagectomyisdefinedasaresectionoftheesophagealtumor
usingalaparotomyincisionandarightthoracotomy.Theesophagogastric
anastomosisisperformedintherightthoraciccavity.Thissurgicalapproach
isappropriateforpatientswithresectabletumorsinthemiddleanddistalthird
oftheesophagusaswellasthegastroesophagealjunction.
PATIENTHISTORYANDPHYSICALFINDINGS
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Patientswhopresentwithesophagealcarcinomashouldundergoacomplete
historyandphysicalexamination.
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Patientsoftencomplainofdysphagiatosolidfoodandliquids.Thissymptomis
relatedtoesophagealobstructionfromabulkytumor.
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Barrett’sintestinalmetaplasiaorgastroesophagealrefluxdisease(GERD)may
precedethediagnosisofesophagealcancer.
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Significantweightlossisacommonsymptomofpatientswithesophageal
cancer.Theweightlossmaybesecondarytopoororalintakerelatedto

dysphagiaorcancercachexia.
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Thecervicallymphnodesandsupraclavicularlymphnodesshouldbe
thoroughlyexaminedduringphysicalexamination.Thecervicaland
supraclavicularlymphnodesareacommonsiteformetastaticspreadfrom
esophagealcarcinoma.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
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Anesophagogastroduodenoscopy(EGD)shouldbeperformedoneverypatient
withesophagealcarcinoma(FIG1).Upperendoscopyallowsaccesstothe
tumorfordiagnosisanddeterminationofthehistologicsubtype
(adenocarcinomavs.squamouscellcarcinoma).Thelocationofthetumoris
alsoimportanttodeterminewhetheranIvorLewisesophagectomywouldbe
feasible.Esophagealtumorsintheproximalthirdoftheesophaguswould
requireatranshiatalorthree-fieldesophagectomywithacervical
esophagogastrostomyanastomosis.
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Endoscopicultrasound(EUS)isacriticalstagingtechniqueforesophageal
cancer(FIG2).TheEUSdeterminesthedepthofinvasionofthetumorinto
theesophagealwall(Tstage).Esophagealtumorsthatpenetratethroughthe
esophagealwallareconsideredlocallyadvancedandhaveahighpropensity
tometastasizetolocoregionallymphnodes.Periesophageallymphnodesthat

areenlargedcanbevisualizedwithEUSandfineneedleaspirationbiopsycan
beperformedtodeterminelocoregionallymphnodeinvolvement.Patients
withbiopsy-provenlymphnodeinvolvementwilltypicallybereferredfor
preoperativechemotherapyorcombinedchemoradiation.
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Allpatientswhoarebeingconsideredforesophagectomyshouldundergoa
computedtomography(CT)scanofthechest,abdomen,andpelvisto
evaluatetheprimarytumorintheesophagusandthelocoregionallymph
nodes.Theliver,celiaclymphnodes,bone,andadrenalglandsarecommon
sitesformetastaticdiseasesecondarytoesophagealcarcinoma.Positron
emissiontomography(PET)isanessentialstagingtechniqueforesophageal
carcinoma(FIG3).PETscanscandetectoccultmetastaticdiseasethatwas
notidentifiedonstandardCTscansinabout10%to15%ofcases.This
detectionofoccultmetastaticdiseasewillpreventpatientswithstageIV

esophagealcarcinomafromundergoinganunnecessaryesophagealresection.
SURGICALMANAGEMENT
PreoperativePlanning
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AnypatientwhoisbeingevaluatedforanIvorLewisesophagectomyshould
undergoacompleteandthoroughcardiopulmonaryevaluationpriortothe
operation.Cardiacdiseaseandrespiratorycompromiseshouldbeidentifiedin
thepreoperativeperiodtoproperlyaccessperioperativeriskofcomplications
andmortality.
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Pulmonaryfunctiontestsshouldbeobtainedtomeasuretheforcedexpiratory
volumein1second(FEV1)anddiffusioncapacity.Patientswithahistoryof
chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)willhavediminishedvalues
forFEV1anddiffusingcapacityoflungforcarbonmonoxide(DLCO);
therefore,theywillbeatincreasedriskforperioperativerespiratory
complications.
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