A new double-lumen gastrostomy tube for use after vagotomy

Burns, G.P.; Menzies, T.

doi:10.1002/bjs.1800530513

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“…Insulin tests were carried out about the 10th postoperative day, aspirating through a double lumen gastrostomy tube (Burns and Menzies, 1966) placed in the stomach at operation and sutured with the gastric limb lying at the junction of the antrum and the body. The BAO was measured as above.…”

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Predictive value of perioperative gastric acid tests.

Hood¹,

Spencer²,

MacRae³

et al. 1976

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SUMMARY Preoperative acid studies and early postoperative insulin tests in 275 patients undergoing various forms of vagotomy have been related to recurrent ulceration. Follow-up time has been from two to nine years, mean 4-3 years. Recurrence is directly related to basal acidity in both tests but is not related to stimulated acid levels preoperatively. In the insulin tests higher levels of acidity after insulin are associated with a higher incidence of recurrence. When positive, Hollander's and multiple criteria are both associated with a higher recurrence rate.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Predictive value of perioperative gastric acid tests.

Hood¹,

Spencer²,

MacRae³

et al. 1976

Gut

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“…In the postoperative tests use was made of a double-lumen feeding gastrostomy tube for collection of the gastric secretions. The tube was placed at operation with one limb in the dependent part of the stomach and the other in the duodenum (Burns and Menzies, 1966). In all tests gastric juice was aspirated continuously by an electric pump at a subatmospheric pressure of 5 cm.…”

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