A modification of the devine operation of pyloric exclusion for duodenal ulcer

Bancroft, Frederic W.

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“…Emergency surgery was carried out in one patient who had bleeding duodenal ulcer and whose endoscopic therapy (adrenaline injection) was failed. 13 The overall mortality rate in our patient population was 3.8%, which is somewhat lower than the 10% reported in most western studies. Mortality rate was significantly higher in patients with variceal bleeding and shock.…”

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“…11,12 Endoscopic therapy is a well-established procedure in the management of GI bleeding and can be used as an effective tool for selected patient's endoscopic therapy with either band ligation or injection sclerotherapy is an integral component of the management of acute variceal bleeding and of the long-term treatment of patients after a variceal bleed. 13 This study shows the value of endoscopy in upper GI bleed as not only a diagnostic tool, but also helped in therapeutic intervention especially in patients with variceal bleed. In the present study, endoscopic management was the second most common modality of treatment in 20.2% of the total patients consisting of endoscopic sclerotherapy 4 (5%), banding 10 (12.6%), adrenaline injection 1 (1.6%) and both banding and sclerotherapy 1 (1.6%) of the total patients.…”

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A Study of Clinical Characters, Accuracy of Endoscopy in Diagnosis and Efficacy of Endoscopic Treatment in Patients Presenting With Upper Gi Bleeding

Basur¹,

Sanganal²,

Chandran³

2017

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BACKGROUNDAcute Gastrointestinal (GI) haemorrhage is a common clinical problem with diverse manifestations. Patients may present with both haematemesis and melaena, an ageing patient population with an increased prevalence of associated medical comorbidities has kept the mortality figures largely unchanged for the past thirty years, despite technological advances in endoscopy and other minimally-invasive procedures, the hospital mortality rate has remained at about 10% in the past 30 years. MATERIALS AND METHODSProposed to study the clinical characters, accuracy of endoscopy in diagnosis and efficacy of endoscopic treatment in patients presenting with upper GI bleeding to Surgery Department in KIMS, Hubli, during the period of 2014-2016. The study was a prospective descriptive study among patients who presented with acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding. RESULTSThe male-to-female ratio was 3.9:1. Oesophageal varices were the leading cause of upper GI bleeding in both sexes. Other causes, duodenal ulcers, gastric ulcers and gastric cancer were commonly seen in males, whereas gastric erosions were seen equally in both sexes. Alcoholic liver disease is commonest cause of portal hypertension in upper GI bleeding followed by extrahepatic portal hypertension and noncirrhotic portal hypertension. CONCLUSIONUpper GI endoscopy serves as the mainstay in the diagnosis of upper gastrointestinal bleeding and its therapeutic applications are effective in all cases. It is therefore recommended that early endoscopy should be performed preferably within 24 hours of the onset of bleeding.

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A Study of Clinical Characters, Accuracy of Endoscopy in Diagnosis and Efficacy of Endoscopic Treatment in Patients Presenting With Upper Gi Bleeding

Basur¹,

Sanganal²,

Chandran³

2017

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“…The extensive involvement and destruction of the duodenum may preclude attempts at antrectomy and safe duodenal stump closure. 13 Other treatment modalities reported in the literature include serosal patch technique, 8 jejunal pedicle graft, 14 free omental plug in the form of a mushroom, 9,15 vagotomy and gastroenterostomy, 11,13 Bancroft resection, 12,16 and catheter duodenostomy 17 However, the proper surgical procedure for giant duodenal ulcers remains controversial.…”

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Gastric Body Partition for Giant Perforated Peptic Ulcer in Critically Ill Elderly Patients

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“…Devine’s description of the gastric exclusion operation obviously influenced surgeons in the USA, where it was referred to as the ‘Devine gastric exclusion operation’ 24 or just as mistakenly as the ‘Bancroft modification’ of the Devine exclusion operation. 25 The last reference to the Devine exclusion operation appeared in an article published in 1945 from the Mayo Clinic, which concluded that by then it had a very limited role in the surgery of duodenal ulcer.…”

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Hugh Berchmans Devine: Surgical Visionary and Great Australian

Vellar

2000

Aust. N.Z. J. Surg.

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It is now 75 years since a letter signed by Sir George Syme, Hamilton Russell and Hugh Devine was sent to leading surgeons in Australia and New Zealand inviting them to form an Australasian Association of Surgeons, a body dedicated to improving the standard of surgery as practised in the two countries. This letter proved to be the catalyst that led to the formation of what eventually became the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, after a previous attempt to form such an Association in 1920 by Professor Louis Barnett had failed. It was Hugh Devine, returning from America in 1925, who played a leading role in the foundation of the College and it is not inappropriate in the year 2000, 75 years after the letter was drafted, to reappraise the life and achievements of this great Australian surgeon.

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A modification of the devine operation of pyloric exclusion for duodenal ulcer

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A Study of Clinical Characters, Accuracy of Endoscopy in Diagnosis and Efficacy of Endoscopic Treatment in Patients Presenting With Upper Gi Bleeding

A Study of Clinical Characters, Accuracy of Endoscopy in Diagnosis and Efficacy of Endoscopic Treatment in Patients Presenting With Upper Gi Bleeding

Gastric Body Partition for Giant Perforated Peptic Ulcer in Critically Ill Elderly Patients

Hugh Berchmans Devine: Surgical Visionary and Great Australian

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