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Prophylactic Total Gastrectomy for CDH1 Gene Mutation
Tags: General Surgery
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Incision and Access to the Abdomen
- 3. Abdominal Exploration
- 4. Entry into Lesser Sac and Division of Omentum
- 5. Infrapyloric Dissection
- 6. Suprapyloric Dissection
- 7. Duodenal Transection
- 8. Greater Curvature Dissection
- 9. Intra-abdominal Esophageal Dissection
- 10. Esophageal Transection
- 11. Purse-String Suture for Esophageal Opening
- 12. Jejunojejunostomy
- 13. Esophagojejunostomy
- 14. Excision of Open End of Roux Limb
- 15. Inspection and Hemostasis
- 16. Closure
- 17. Post-op Remarks
1. Introduction
2. Incision and Access to the Abdomen
3. Abdominal Exploration
4. Entry into Lesser Sac and Division of Omentum
- Divide Right Gastric
5. Infrapyloric Dissection
- Divide Gastroepiploic Vessels
6. Suprapyloric Dissection
7. Duodenal Transection
8. Greater Curvature Dissection
- Open Peritoneum
- Divide Left Gastric Pedicle
- Divide Short Gastrics and Left Gastroepiploics
9. Intra-abdominal Esophageal Dissection
- Divide Anterior and Posterior Vagus Nerves
10. Esophageal Transection
- Double-Check Z-Line
11. Purse-String Suture for Esophageal Opening
12. Jejunojejunostomy
- Measure 60-cm Roux Limb
13. Esophagojejunostomy
- Results from Pathology
14. Excision of Open End of Roux Limb
15. Inspection and Hemostasis
16. Closure
- Close Defect in Diaphragm
- Reapproximate Transverse Mesocolon to Roux Limb