Freie Darmtransplantation bei zervikalem Ösophaguskarzinom

Keminger, K

doi:10.1007/bf02601229

Acta Chir Austriaca

1978

DOI: 10.1007/bf02601229

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Freie Darmtransplantation bei zervikalem Ösophaguskarzinom

K Keminger

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Free Jejunal Autograft Reconstruction of the Pharyngoesophagus: Review of a 10‐year experience

Biel¹,

Maisel²

1987

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Seventeen patients underwent free jejunal autograft reconstruction of the pharyngoesophagus after ablative surgery for Stage III and IV squamous cell carcinoma of the cervical esophagus and hypopharynx. Postoperative complications included three perioperative deaths, three graft failures, six transient fistulas, and two early and one late fistula. The 5-year survival rate of patients with Stage III and IV hypopharyngeal carcinoma was 20% (one of five). The 4-year survival rate for patients with cervical esophageal carcinoma was 33% (one of three). This method of reconstruction is advocated as a reliable palliative procedure for patients with a dismal long-term survival.

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Free Jejunal Autograft Reconstruction of the Pharyngoesophagus: Review of a 10‐year experience

Biel¹,

Maisel²

1987

Otolaryngol.--head neck surg.

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Gross morphologic and functional effects of postoperative radiation on free jejunal autografts

Biel

Maisel

1992

The Laryngoscope

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Twenty adult mongrel dogs underwent free jejunal transplants to the neck; 10 either died of or had to be sacrificed as a result of postoperative complications, 5 received a 55-Gy-equivalent dose of radiation after 3 weeks, and 5 were followed as controls. Serial manometric and endoscopic evaluations were performed over a 9-month period. Progressive deterioration of the quality and amplitude of peristalsis of the jejunal autografts was observed only in the radiated group. In addition, all dogs in the radiated group developed severe jejunal circumferential constriction and stricture formation. These delayed effects of irradiation on revascularized jejunal autografts should be considered in planning the method of pharyngoesophageal reconstruction as well as the timing of adjuvant radiotherapy.

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Freie Darmtransplantation bei zervikalem Ösophaguskarzinom

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Free Jejunal Autograft Reconstruction of the Pharyngoesophagus: Review of a 10‐year experience

Free Jejunal Autograft Reconstruction of the Pharyngoesophagus: Review of a 10‐year experience

Gross morphologic and functional effects of postoperative radiation on free jejunal autografts

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