Laparoscopic-assisted gastric pull-up: initial experience and technical details

Molino, Jose Andrés; Giné, C; Guillén, Gabriela; López-Fernández, S; García, L Solar; Rocha, O.; Laín, Ana; Lloret, Jorge López; Perez-Etchepare, Eduardo; Culebras, M. Gomez; López, Manuel

doi:10.1007/s42804-020-00049-7

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“…Esophageal replacement operations are also performed as part of surgical treatment. The most widely used technique in these surgeries is gastric transposition (Dokumcu et al, 2019; Molino et al, 2020). Gastric transposition surgery is frequently chosen for these children because it enables a transition to oral nutrition (Angotti et al, 2017; Baird et al, 2019; Choudhury et al, 2016; Kaumbulu et al, 2020).…”

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“…Studies on gastric transposition surgery are generally focused on the functional results of the surgery (Angotti et al, 2017; Baird et al, 2019; Garritano et al, 2017; Hannon et al, 2020; Kaumbulu et al, 2020; Molino et al, 2020). Complications detected have included gastroesophageal reflux in the early postoperative period and dumping syndrome in the long term (Garritano et al, 2017).…”

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Nutritional Experiences of Parents of Children Who Had Gastric Transposition Surgery

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This study aimed to understand the postoperative nutritional experiences of parents of children who had undergone gastric transposition surgery after corrosive esophageal injury. The study had a descriptive qualitative research design, and used a structured interview form as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The population of the study consisted of the parents of 12 children who had undergone gastric transposition surgery at the pediatric surgery clinic of a university hospital in an urban area in Turkey. Thematic analysis was conducted on the transcripts using the MAXQDA program. Four main themes emerged and five supporting sub-themes were identified. The main themes were what we experienced in the postoperative nutrition process, coping with how we live, what we want to know, and our recommendations to healthcare professionals. Family-centered care should be a main focus when caring children who have had gastric transposition surgery, and children and their parents should be supported by a multidisciplinary team.

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