Reappraisal of the balanced operation for sliding esophageal hiatal hernia

Meads, G E; Sawyers, John L.

doi:10.1016/0002-9610(69)90293-1

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“…Bei der sogenannten ,,balanced-operation", die yon Berman u. Berman [3] angegeben wurde, wird durch gleichzeitige Vagotomie und Pyloroplastik zus~tzlich eine Reduktion der S~uresekretion erzielt [29]. Bei der sogenannten ,,balanced-operation", die yon Berman u. Berman [3] angegeben wurde, wird durch gleichzeitige Vagotomie und Pyloroplastik zus~tzlich eine Reduktion der S~uresekretion erzielt [29].…”

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Die Problematik in der chirurgischen Behandlung der axialen Hiatushernie

Peters

Reifferscheid

1975

Langenbecks Arch Chiv

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The aim of surgical treatment of hiatus hernia is well defined: restoration of the esophago-gastric closing mechanism to prevent further reflux of gastric contents and gastric juice into the esophagus. The main problem to realize this demand lies in the variety of discussed closing mechanisms. Interaction of different mechanisms influencing the "anti-reflux barrier" as well as hormonal and neural regulation of the lower esophagus are not yet examined sufficiently enough. Benefits and hazards of several types of operations for repair of hiatal hernia are discussed before the background of the small but slowly growing understanding of the esophago-gastric closing mechanism.

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