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Divisionoftheduodenumvariesbasedonthetypeofreconstructionplanned.
TheduodenumisdividedbetweenPottsclampsforaBillrothIprocedurein
ordertofacilitatethegastroduodenalanastomosis.Ifpossible,astapling
deviceshouldbeusedtodividetheduodenuminaBillrothIIprocedure.
RECONSTRUCTION:GASTRODUODENOSTOMY
(BILLROTHI)
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IfaBillrothIanastomosisisplanned,aKochermaneuverisneededtomobilize
theduodenum.
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Theduodenumistransecteddistaltothediseasedareabutproximaltothe
ampullabetweenPottsclamps,andthespecimenishandedoffthesterilefield
(FIG9).Itisessentialthatallgastricantrumberesectedtopreventpersistent
ulcerdiseasefromretainedgastricantrum.Ifthereisquestion,afrozen
sectioncanbesenttoconfirmduodenaltissueattheresectionline.

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Atthispoint,onecangaugethemobilityofthestomach,andiflimited,the
attachmentsofthefundustothebaseofthediaphragmcanbedividedalong
withthegastrosplenicligamenttakingcaretopreservetheleftgastroepiploic
vessels.Thisfurthermobilizationshouldallowforatension-free
gastroduodenalanastomosis.Ifthereisconcernabouttheabilitytoperforma
tension-freeanastomosisduetodifficultymobilizingtheduodenumorthe
stomach,thenaBillrothIIprocedureshouldbeperformed.
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ForaBillrothIprocedure,theduodenalstumpisclearedofadjacentadipose
tissueforroughly1.5-cmdistanceinpreparationforanend-to-end
anastomosis.Thisanastomosisisconstructedinstandardtwo-layerfashion.
Silk3-0seromuscular“stay”suturesareplacedattheendsoftheanastomosis
toapproximatetheduodenumtotheinferioraspectofthegastricstapleline
andtheposteriorlayeriscompletedwithinterrupted3-0silkseromuscular
sutures.Next,theinferiorportionofthegastricstaplelineisremovedusing
electrocauteryforalengththatcorrelateswiththewidthoftheduodenal
stump.Tworunning3-0polydioxanone(PDS)suturesareusedfortheinner
layerandananteriorlayerofinterrupted3-0silkseromuscularsutures
completestheanastomosis.Theremaininggastricstaplelinecanbe

oversewedwithinterrupted3-0silksutures(FIG10).
RECONSTRUCTION:GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY(BILLROTH
II)
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Inperformingagastrojejunostomy,thegastricstaplelineisoversewedwith
interrupted3-0silksutures.
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Next,theduodenumisdivideddistaltoanydiseasewithastaplingdevice.Ifitis
notpossibletofitastaplerintothisplane,theduodenumcanbedividedwith
electrocauteryandclosedwitharunning3-0PDS.Tobuttressthisclosure,30silkfull-thicknesssuturescanbeplacedandleftuntied.Omentumcanbe
mobilizedandlooselysecuredinplaceovertheclosurewiththesilksuture
ends.
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Wepreferentiallyperformanisoperistaltic,retrocolicgastrojejunostomy,
althoughanantecolicanastomosisiswidelyaccepted.Inthesettingof
malignancy,anantecolicapproachmaybefavoredasconcernexiststhat
progressionofdiseaseandfuturediffusemesentericlymphadenopathymay
obstructaretrocolicanastomosis.Theanastomosisshouldbeperformedas
closetotheligamentofTreitzaspossible(usually10to15cm),allowingfor
atension-freeanastomosistominimizetheriskofdevelopingafferentlimb
syndrome.
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Althoughwepreferastapledanastomosis,bothstapledandhand-sewn
techniquesarewidelyacceptedwithsimilarrateofpostoperative
complications.A45-mmstapledgastrojejunalanastomosisisformedby
creatingaposteriorwallgastrotomyandanantimesentericenterotomy.Care
istakentoensurethattheanastomosisisawayfromthepriorgastricstaple
lineontheposteriorwallofthestomach.Thecommonenterotomyisthen
closedwitha3-0PDSfull-thicknesslayerandanoverlyinglayerof
interrupted3-0silksutures(FIG11).Interrupted3-0silksuturesarethen
usedtoclosethecolonicmesenterydefecttopreventbowelherniation(FIG
12).
PEARLSANDPITFALLS
Indication ■Today,thereisnoroleforantrectomyintreatmentof

noncomplicatedpepticulcerdisease.
■Avastmajorityofpepticulcerscomplicatedby
hemorrhageorperforationcanbecontrolledwith
lessinvasiveprocedures.
Operativeplanning ■Preoperativeendoscopyisessentialtoevaluatefor
thescopeofdiseaseandtoallowbiopsyof
persistentgastriculcerstoruleoutmalignancy.
■Inthesettingofmalignancy,preoperativestagingis
warrantedandamoreextensive,oncologic
resectionmaybeindicated.
Laparotomy ■Priortoextensivedissection,theextentofdisease
shouldbegaugedtodeterminetheoperativeplan
andfeasibilityofaBillrothIanastomosis.
Gastricmobilization ■Withmobilizationofthegreatercurvature,the
middlecolicveinisatriskofinjury.Caudaltraction
onthetransversecolonduringdissectioncanhelp
preventaninadvertentinjury.
Duodenaltransection ■Greatcareshouldbetakentonotfractureorinjure
theheadofthepancreas,whichcanbeclosely
adherentduetochronicinflammation.
■Ifthecommonbileductisdifficulttoidentify,a
cholecystectomycanbeperformedandacatheter
canbeplacedinthecysticduct.Palpationofthe
cathetercanaidinsafelyidentifyingtheportal
structuresduringdissectionoftheduodenum.
Reconstruction ■BillrothIandIIproceduresareperformedwith
acceptablepostoperativemorbidity.
■ABillrothIIanastomosisshouldbeperformedif
thereisconcernaboutmobilityoftheduodenumor
thestomach.
■Ashortafferentlimb(10to15cmfromtheligament
ofTreitz)canhelpminimizethelikelihoodof
significantpostoperativecomplications.

POSTOPERATIVECARE
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Unlessconcerningcomorbiditiesexist,patientscanbemonitoredonthehospital
floor/ward.Anasogastrictubeispositionedintraoperativelyintheproximal
stomachandtypicallycanberemovedonpostoperativeday(POD)1.Thereis
noroleforpostoperativeantibioticprophylaxis.Unlesscontraindicated,all
patientsreceivechemicalprophylaxisfordeepveinthrombosisandare
encouragedtoambulateonPOD1andbeginpulmonarytoiletwithincentive
spirometry.Thereisnoconvincingevidenceforroutinelyplacingabdominal
drainsafterBillrothIandBillrothIIprocedures.IfthereisconcernfortheGI
anastomosisoradequateclosureoftheduodenalstump,aclosedsuction
abdominaldraincanbeplaced.OralintakeisreintroducedonPOD3and
advancedastolerated.
OUTCOMES
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Seriousmorbidityfrompostgastrectomysyndromesdevelopsin3%to5%of
patients.
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Thirty-daymortalityforuncomplicatedgastriculcerdiseaseis1%to2%and
increasesinemergencysettings.
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COMPLICATIONS
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Afteranantrectomy,short-termcomplicationsincludedelayedgastricemptying,
anastomoticleak,bleeding,andpancreatitis.Long-termcomplicationsinclude
thepostgastrectomysyndromes(describedbelow)andanastomoticstricture.
Additionally,chronicanemia,neuropathy,andosteopeniacanresultfrom
iron,copper,andcalciummalabsorptionduetobypassingoftheproximal
smallbowelinaBillrothIIprocedure.
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Postgastrectomysyndromes
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Afferentloopsyndrome
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Postprandialrightupperabdominalcolickypainthataccumulatesinbilious
emesisthatalleviatesthepain
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Resultsfromchronicdilation,obstruction,orstasisoftheduodenum
(afferentlimb)afteraBillrothIIprocedure
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RarelyoccursbutcanbecorrectedbyrevisionoftheBillrothII,conversion
toaRoux-en-Yreconstruction,orperforminganafferenttoefferent
bypass(Braunenteroenterostomy)
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Refluxgastritis—Patientsreportepigastricburningpainresultingfromreflux
ofbileintothestomach.Asexpected,bilerefluxismorecommonafter
BillrothIandBillrothIIproceduresthanRoux-en-Yreconstructionandif
severecanbetreatedbyconversiontoaRoux-en-Yreconstruction.
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Dumping—Earlydumpingpresentsascrampyabdominalpainanddiarrhea
shortlyaftereatingduetothelargehyperosmolarloadofsimplesugars
whichquicklyenterthesmallbowelintheabsenceofapylorus.Late
dumpingoccursroughly2hourspostprandialwiththesymptomsof
hypoglycemialikelyduetoinsulinresponsetothelargesugarbolus.
Dumpingoccursin5%ofpostgastrectomyandiscontrolledwithdiet
modifications,andrarely,octreotideisgivenwithsuccessinsevereand
refractorycases.
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Retainedgastricantrum—IncompleteantrectomywithretainedGcellswithin
theduodenalstumpcanresultinrecurrentulcerationfromcontinued
intensegastrinsecretion.Exposureofthejejunumtohighlevelsofacid
resultsinananastomoticormarginalulcer.Asodium99mtechnetiumscan
identifiesantraltissueandreexcisionisneededforcompletesymptom
relief.

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Chapter19
SubtotalGastrectomyfor
Cancer
VikasDudeja,PatrickG.Jackson
WaddahB.Al-Refaie
DEFINITION
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Subtotalgastrectomyisremovalof70%to80%ofdistalstomach.Thisis
performedwhenthenecessary5-to6-cmproximalmargincanbeobtained
whilemaintainingagastricremnantofreasonablesize.
PATIENTHISTORYANDPHYSICALFINDINGS
Presentation
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InUnitedStates,gastriccancerisoftendiagnosedatanadvancedstageand
nearly65%ofpatientsharbornode-positivedisease.
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Themostcommon
symptomsareweightloss,anorexia,andearlysatiety.Someofthese
symptomsoverlapwiththoseofbenignpepticulcerdisease.Patientswith
distalgastriccancermaypresentwithsymptomsofgastricoutletobstruction,
includingpostprandialvomitingandweightloss.Patientsmayalsopresent
withprogressiveabdominaldistensionsecondarytomalignantascites.
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Specialattentionshouldbepaidtoweightloss.Althoughthismayreflect
metastaticdiseaseorgastricoutletobstruction,inpatientswithresectable
disease,itsignifiesaneedforpreoperativenutritionaloptimization.

Specifically,patientswithmorethan10%weightlossareatincreasedrisk
ofperioperativecomplications.
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Attentiontopretherapyperformancestatusiscritical,asthiscorrelateswell
withabilitytotoleratevariousoncologictherapiesincludingmajorsurgical
resectionandsystemictherapy.
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Patientspresentingwithgastricoutletobstructionmayhavedehydrationand
electrolyteimbalances.Placementofanasogastric(NG)tube,volume
replacement(initiallywithnormalsaline),andcorrectionofelectrolyte
imbalanceisparamount.
PhysicalFindings
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Mostpatientswithearlystagediseasewillhaveanormalphysicalexamination.
However,signsofmalnutrition,cachexia,andjaundiceshouldbesought.
Patientswithadvancedstagediseasemaypresentwithsupraclavicular
lymphadenopathy,pleuraleffusion,abdominalmass,hepatomegaly,malignant
ascites,ordropmetastasesinthecul-de-sacknownas“Blumer’sshelf.”
Presenceofanyofthesephysicalfindingssuggestunresectability.
IMAGINGANDOTHERDIAGNOSTICSTUDIES
LaboratoryTests
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Abaselinehemoglobinwillassesswhetherirondeficiencyanemiaispresent.
Patient’srenalfunctionandhydrationstatusshouldbeassessedbymeasuring
serumbloodureanitrogen(BUN)andcreatinineinpreparationforcrosssectionalimaging.Evaluationandcorrectionofabnormalitiesinelectrolytes
areimportantinpatientswithgastricoutletobstruction.Serumalbuminand
prealbuminareessentialtoolsforassessingnutritionalstatus.
DiagnosticStudiesandStagingEvaluation
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