ESOPHAGOCARDIOFUNDOPLASTY AS TREATMENT METHOD OF ACHALASIA CARDIA
The aim of the work is to demonstrate a new method of treatment of cardia achalasia as an alternative method for existing cardiofundoplasty surgeries. Method of choice for the treatment of patients with achalasia of stage III- IV is the developed by the surgery chair of FT and RD NSMU laparoscopic technique of esophagocardiofundoplasty supplemented by incomplete anterior Dor fundoplication. We analyzed 54 cases of patients having achalasia who were treated in Novosibirsk-Glavniy RR OJSK Railway Clinical Hospital in 2000 to 2015 using a new method. The surgery results efficacy was assessed based upon severity of main symptoms: dysphagia and heartburn as well as using Eckardt scale. Long-term (up to 15 years) results of surgeries demonstrated sustained decreasing in dysphagia events in 88.9% of patients and few cases of heartburn occurring in 3.7% of patients.
Keywords
ахалазия кардии,
эзофагокардиофундопластика,
лечение,
операция,
дисфагия,
изжога,
achalasia of cardia,
esophagocardiofundoplasty,
treatment,
surgery,
dysphagia,
heartburnAuthors
| Anishchenko V.V. | | |
| Kovgan Yu.M. | | kovgan_julius@inbox.ru |
| Nalbandyan A.G. | | |
| Kim D.A. | | |
| Platonov P.A. | | |
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