Myotomie de Heller: Traitement chirurgical de l' achalasie en République tchéque

KALA, Zdeněk, Filip MAREK and Dolina JIŘÍ. Myotomie de Heller: Traitement chirurgical de l' achalasie en République tchéque. Le journal de Coelio-chirurgie. 2007, vol. 63, No 9, p. 40-43. ISSN 1167-8224.

Basic information

• Original name: Myotomie de Heller: Traitement chirurgical de l' achalasie en République tchéque
• Name in Czech: Myotomie de Heller
• Name (in English): Myotomie de Heller: Traitement chirurgical de l' achalasie en République tchéque
• Authors: KALA, Zdeněk, Filip MAREK and Dolina JIŘÍ.
• Edition: Le journal de Coelio-chirurgie, 2007, 1167-8224.

Other information

• Original language: French
• Type of outcome: Article in a journal
• Field of Study: 30200 3.2 Clinical medicine
• Country of publisher: France
• Confidentiality degree: is not subject to a state or trade secret
• Organization unit: Faculty of Medicine
• Keywords in English: achalasia; surgery; laparoscopy; peroperative esophagoscopy; antireflux
• Tags: achalasia, antireflux, laparoscopy, peroperative esophagoscopy, surgery

Abstract

R46 Popis výsledku v anglickém jazyce Vysvělivka Esophageal achalasia is a rarely occurring disorder. One of the treatment modalities for patients in good general condition is surgery myotomy. This study provides a description of the technique of laparoscopic myotomy supplemented with partial antireflux cuff. The study included 35 patients undergoing surgery. Only 3 of the patients had to be monitored for extended period due to dysphagia. No patient from the group required re-operation. No serious peroperative or postoperative complication was observed. The authors stress the importance of peroperative esophagogastroscopy to assess whether the extent of myotomy is adequate, and to rule out perforation of esophageal mucous membrane. this study was suported by grant NPV II-2B06060

Abstract (in Czech)

Achalázie jícnu je ojedinělé onemocnění. Jedna z léčebných modalit pro pacienty v dobré kondici je operační myotomie. Tato práce popisuje techniku laparoskopické myotome doplněné parciální antirefluxní manžetou. Tato studie zahrnuje 35 operovaných pacientů. 3 pacienti byli sledováni pro dlouhodobou pooperační dysfágii, žádný pacient z našeho souboru nebyl reoperován. V našem souboru se nevyskytly žádné závažné peroperační či pooperační komplikace. Autoři se zaměřují na důležitost peroperační gastrofibroskopie ke zjištění rozsahu motomie a vyloučení mukozní perforace jícnu. Studie byla podpořena grantem NPV II-2B06060.

Abstract (in English)

R46 Popis výsledku v anglickém jazyce Vysvělivka Esophageal achalasia is a rarely occurring disorder. One of the treatment modalities for patients in good general condition is surgery myotomy. This study provides a description of the technique of laparoscopic myotomy supplemented with partial antireflux cuff. The study included 35 patients undergoing surgery. Only 3 of the patients had to be monitored for extended period due to dysphagia. No patient from the group required re-operation. No serious peroperative or postoperative complication was observed. The authors stress the importance of peroperative esophagogastroscopy to assess whether the extent of myotomy is adequate, and to rule out perforation of esophageal mucous membrane. this study was suported by grant NPV II-2B06060

Links

• 2B06060, research and development project: Name: Zefektivnění diagnostiky a léčby gastroezofageální refluxní choroby jícnu (Acronym: NPVII11002)

Investor: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR