A study of fundoplication disruption and deformity
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American Journal of Surgery
|July 1, 1977
Abstract:
Three distinct forms of postoperative breakdown after Nissen fundoplication have been discussed. Disruption and recurrent reflux is most common, with slipping occurring infrequently. For the first time, three patients developing a proximal gastric pouch deformity causing partial obstruction of the fundus without recurrent herniation are reported on. Two patients required remedial surgery.