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has title	14 Years’ experience of esophageal replacement surgeries
Creator	Haider, · Muhammad, · Asif Iqbal, · Ather, Uzma Butt, Jamal Hashim, Imran Mahmud, Hassan Majeed, Fatima Mirza, Bilal Saleem, Muhammad Talat, Nabila
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abstract	BACKGROUND: Esophageal replacement is a challenge to the therapeutic skills of surgeons and a technically demanding operation in the pediatric age group. Various conduits and routes have been described in the literature, each with their specific advantages and disadvantages. We carried out this retrospective study to share our experience of esophageal replacement. METHODOLOGY: This study was conducted at the department of pediatric surgery The Children’s Hospital and The Institute of Child Health, Lahore. The records of patients treated for esophageal replacement were reviewed. The patients under follow-up were called for clinical evaluation and assessed of long terms complications if any. RESULTS: A total of 93 patients with esophageal replacement were included in the study. Esophageal replacement was done with gastric transposition in 84 cases (90%), colon interposition in 7 cases (7.5%) including one case of redo colonic interposition, and jejunal interposition in 2 cases (2%). Routes of esophageal replacement were trans-hiatal in 71 (76%), retrosternal in 13 (14%), and trans-hiatal with thoracotomy in 9 (10%) patients. Postoperatively, all of the conduits maintained viability. Wound infection was seen in 10 (11%), wound dehiscence in 5 (5%), anastomotic leak in 9 (10%), anastomotic stenosis in 12 (13%), fistula formation in 4 (4%), aortic injury 1 (1%), dumping syndrome 8 (9%), reflux 18 (19%), dysphagia 15 (16%) and death occurred in 12 patients (13%). CONCLUSION: There are problems with esophageal replacement in developing countries. In this context, gastric conduit appeared as the best conduit for esophageal replacement, using the trans-hiatal route for replacement, in the authors’ experience.
has issue date	2020-03-31(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1007/s00383-020-04649-5
bibo:pmid	32236666
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1007/s00383-020-04649-5
resource representing a document's title	14 Years’ experience of esophageal replacement surgeries
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7223057
has PubMed identifier	32236666
schema:publication	Pediatr Surg Int
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