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ExaminethelessercurvatureofthestomachtoidentifythenerveofLatarjet
(FIG12).
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Dissect6to7cmproximaltothepylorusalongthelessercurvatureofthe
stomachattheincisuraangularis.Itiskeytoleavetheterminalbranchesof
thenerve,referredtoas“crow’sfoot,”tomaintaininnervationtotheantrum
andpylorus(FIG13).
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Dividethelesseromentumfromthelessercurvefromtheincisuraangularisand
continuetodividethevagalbranchesto6cmproximaltotheGEjunction.
Stayinsidethemainvagalbraches.
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Clampanddivideneurovascularbranchesalongthelessercurveascloseto
thestomachaspossibletoavoidinjurytothenerveofLatarjet(FIG14).
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Thereisananteriorandposteriorbundleandtheyshouldbedivided
separately.
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InvertthelessercurvatureofthestomachwithinterruptedLembertsutures.
HemostasisandClosure
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Midlineisclosedinusualstandardfashion.
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Laparoscopicportscloseinusualstandardfashion,withfascialclosureforport
sitesgreaterthan5mm.
PEARLSANDPITFALLS
Indications ■InpatientswithevidenceofactiveH.
pyloriinfection,treatmentoftheulcer
complicationandantihelicobactertherapy
maybesufficient.
■WhentheoperativeindicationisGI
bleeding,thesurgeonshouldverifyifthe
bleedingsourceisinalocationassociated
withahighacidstatesuchasthe
duodenumorprepyloricstomach.

Exposure ■Takecautionwhenencirclingthe
esophagusanddissectingthevagusoffof
theesophagustopreventinjury.
■Avoidtheuseofcauterywhendissecting
thevagalfibersawayfromthe
esophagealsurface.
Vagotomy ■Tenpercentofpatientswillhavemore
thanoneanteriororposteriorvagal
trunks;caremustbetakentolookfor
additionalfibersafterdivisionofthefirst
trunk.
■Alwayssendasectionoftheexcised
vagaltrunktopathologytoverifythat
nervoustissuewasexcised.
■Mostulcerreoccurrencesresultfrom
incompletevagotomy.
■Caretoresectabovethecriminalnerveof
Grassi(FIG15)
■Injurytothoracicductintransthoracic
approach
Drainage
procedure
■Adrainageprocedure,apyloroplasty,
gastrojejunostomy,orantrectomyshould
alwaysbecombinedwithatruncal

vagotomyasuptoone-thirdofpatients
willdevelopgastricstasisaftervagotomy
alone.
Paraesophageal
herniation
■Inspecttheesophagealhiatusatthe
conclusionoftheproceduretoverifythat
aniatrogenicparaesophagealherniahas
notbeencreated.
POSTOPERATIVECARE
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Nasogastricsuctionmaybeusedintheearlypostoperativeperiod.Inpatient
whohasundergonegastricdrainageprocedureorperforationrepair,
postoperativeileusmaylastaslongas7to10days.
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Consistentwithotherforegutsurgery,dietadvancementisastolerated.
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Intolerancetodietshouldpromptinvestigationfordelayedgastricemptying.
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Inpatientsoperatedonforperforatedulcers,broad-spectrumantibiotictherapy
includingantifungalagentsshouldbeadministeredpostoperatively.
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PatientswhoarefoundtobeH.pyloripositiveshouldreceive10to14daysof
antibiotictherapydirectedatH.pylorieradication.Eradicationshouldbe
confirmedbyrepeattesting.
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Patientsoperatedonforbleedingshouldbecarefullymonitoredforrebleeding
forupto96hours.
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PatientschronicallyusingNSAIDSoraspirinproductsshouldbecounseledto
avoidfurtheruseofthesemedications.Patientswhoaremedicallyunableto
discontinuethesedrugsshouldbestartedonaPPI.
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Transthoracicpatientsshouldbemonitoredwithdailychestradiographsuntilthe
chesttubeisremovedappropriately.
OUTCOMES
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Vagotomy
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Truncalvagotomyhasdemonstrated80%reductioninbasalacidsecretion.
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Truncalvagotomyhasthelowestreoccurrencerates(1%to10%)buthavethe
highestmorbidity(20%to25%)andmortality(0.5%to2%).
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Ulcer
recurrenceratesalsovarybasedondrainageprocedure,withbestresults
fromtotalvagotomywithantrectomy.
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Commonpostoperativemorbidityincludesdiarrhea(10%to25%),dumping
syndrome(10%to20%),andbilerefluxgastritis(2%).
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Vagal-mediatedreceptiverelaxationofthestomachisabolished;theremaybe
morerapidemptyingofliquidsandsolids.
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HSV
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Lowermortalityandmorbidityincludingdiarrheaanddumpingsyndrome
(1%to5%).
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Higherulcerrecurrencerates,greaterthan10%at5years.
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Vagal-mediatedreceptiverelaxationofthestomachisabolished,and
therefore,thereismorerapidemptyingofliquids.However,with
preservationofantruminnervation,emptyingofsolidsisunaffected.
COMPLICATIONS

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Esophagealperforation
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Bleeding
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Incompletevagotomy—failuretoidentifyaccessoryvagusnerves.Vagusmust
betakenproximaltothecriminalnerveofGrassi,thefirstgastricbranchof
theposteriorvagus.
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Delayedgastricemptying
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Dumpingsyndrome
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Pleuraleffusion
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Chapter17
DrainageProcedures:
Pyloromyotomy,
Pyloroplasty,
Gastrojejunostomy
GeorgeA.SarosiJr.
DEFINITION
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Drainageprocedures,ormoreproperlygastricdrainageprocedures,areavariety
ofsurgicalapproachesusedtoeitherrenderincompetentorbypassthe
pylorus.Drainageproceduresareoftenperformedinconjunctionwith
proceduresthatinterruptvagalinnervationofthepylorus,andthepurposeis
tofacilitategastricdrainage.Originallyperformedinconjunctionwitha
truncalvagotomyforthetreatmentofpepticulcerdisease,drainage
proceduresarealsoperformedtofacilitategastricemptyingwhenthestomach
isusedasanesophagealreplacementandoccasionallytoaddresspoorgastric
emptyinginpatientswhohaveundergonefundoplicationorparaesophageal
herniarepair.Gastrojejunostomyisalsofrequentlyusedtotreatduodenalor
gastricoutletobstruction.
DIFFERENTIALDIAGNOSIS
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Inpatientswhohaveundergonepriorgastroesophageal(GE)junctionsurgery,
thedifferentialdiagnosisforabdominalbloatingincludesvisceral
hypersensitivity(irritablebowelsyndrome[IBS]),gastroparesis,postsurgical
delayedgastricemptyingsecondarytovagalinjury,paraesophagealherniation

ofthefundoplicationorportionsofthestomach,andovereatingorexcess
consumptionofinappropriatefoodssuchascarbonatedbeverages.
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Inpatientswhohaveundergoneesophagealreplacementwithagastricconduit,
thedifferentialdiagnosisofdysphagia,earlysatiety,orregurgitationof
undigestedfoodsincludesanastomoticstructure,aninadequate-sizedhiatal
opening,torsionoftheconduit,paraesophagealhernia,andcompetent
pylorus.
PATIENTHISTORYANDPHYSICALFINDINGS
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Dependingontheindicationforadrainageprocedure,certainhistoricalelements
andphysicalfindingsshouldbesought.
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Forpatientswithpepticulcerdisease,thedurationofsymptomsandanyprior
treatmentofpepticulcerdiseaseshouldbesought.Inaddition,knowledge
ofthepatients’HelicobacterpyloristatusandpriorH.pyloritreatmentis
important.Finally,ahistoryofuseofnonsteroidalantiinflammatorydrugs
(NSAIDs)oraspirinproductsshouldbesought.
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Inpatientswithapriorhistoryofpepticulcerdiseasewhoareundergoing
surgicaltreatmentofableedingulcer,ahistoryofpriorulcerdisease
shouldalertthesurgeontothepossibilityofencounteringascarredand
possiblyfibroticduodenum.
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PatientsknowntobeH.pyloripositivewhohavenothadtreatmentfor
theirH.pylorimaynotrequireanacid-reducingprocedureatthetimeof
surgicalbleedingcontrol.Simpleligationofthebleedingsitemaybe
sufficient.
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PatientswithasignificanthistoryofNSAIDoraspirinproductuseareata
significantriskofrecurrentulcersandmustbecounseledtoavoidall
theseproductsinthefuture.

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Forpatientsundergoingdrainageproceduresafteresophagealreplacement
withagastricconduit,patientsshouldbequestionedcarefullyabouttheir
symptoms.Patientswithpoorgastricdrainagewilldescribeearlysatiety,
bloating,regurgitation,oremesisofundigestedfood.Patientswith
anastomoticstricturestypicallywilldescribedysphagia.
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Forpatientsundergoingorwhohaveundergoneafundoplication,ahistoryof
postprandialabdominalpain,bloating,orearlysatietyshouldbesought,as
thiscanbeasymptomofpoorgastricemptying,whichcanbeconfirmed
withagastricemptyingstudy.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
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Inpatientsundergoingemergencyoperationsforuppergastrointestinal
hemorrhage,allpatientsshouldundergoesophagogastroduodenoscopy(EGD)
priortooperationwithanattemptatendoscopichemostasis.Theoperating
surgeonshouldmakeeveryefforttobepresentduringtheendoscopy,as
accurateanatomicinformationregardingthelocationoftheulcerwill
facilitatetheoperation.
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Inpatientssuspectedofhavingpooremptyingoftheirgastricconduitafter
esophagealreplacement,gastricemptyingstudiesareoflimiteduseduetothe
alteredanatomyandthelackofreferencevaluesforemptying.Theauthorhas
usedEGDandbotulinumtoxininjectionasadiagnostictestforpatientswith
pooremptyingoftheconduit.1Thosewhohaveanimprovementinsymptoms
havebeenofferedsurgicaldrainageprocedures.
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Inpatientswithpriorfundoplicationorparaesophagealherniarepairsuspected
ofhavingdelayedgastricemptying,nuclearmedicinegastricemptying
studiesarehelpfulinidentifyingpatientswhocouldbenefitfromadrainage
procedure.Hamricketal.,2inalargeseriesofrevisionalparaesophageal
herniapatients,usedaT1/2emptyingtimeof90minutesasanindicationfor

theadditionofagastricdrainageprocedurewithgoodresults.Alternatively,
EGDandbotulinumtoxininjectionofthepyloruscanalsobeusedasa
diagnosticstudy.
SURGICALMANAGEMENT
PreoperativePlanning
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Patientsundergoingdrainageprocedureswillhavepoorgastricemptyingand
willbeatriskforaspirationduringinductionofanesthesia.Forelective
procedures,patientsshouldbeplacedonaclearliquiddiet24hourspriorto
surgeryandmadeNPOthenightbeforetheprocedure.Patientsundergoing
emergencysurgeryforpepticulcerbleedingwillhaveastomachfullofblood
andareatsignificantriskofaspiration.Wheneverfeasible,rapidsequence
inductionshouldbeused.Antibioticprophylaxiswith1to2gofcefazolinis
thestandardapproach;clindamycinplusafluoroquinoloneoraminoglycoside
istheappropriatechoiceforthosepatientswithallergiestocefazolin.When
performinganemergencyoperationforbleeding,thesurgeonshouldensure
thatbloodiscrossmatchedandavailable.Forlaparoscopicprocedures,having
theabilitytoperformintraoperativeEGDcanfacilitatetheidentificationof
thepylorusandbleedingsourceindifficultcases.
Positioning
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Foropendrainageprocedures,thepatientispositionedinthesupineposition
withbotharmsextended.Spaceisleftonthepatient’sleftsidetoattacha
BuchwalterorOmniretractortothebedrail.Duringthesurgicalprocedure,
thepatientwilloftenbeplacedinreverseTrendelenburgtofacilitateexposure
oftheupperabdominalorgans.Inalaparoscopicapproach,thesameposition
isused,butafootboardandsafetystrapshouldalsobeaddedtopreventthe
patientfromslidingwhensteepreverseTrendelenburgpositionisused.
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