Reconstruction of the esophagus with left transverse colon: Esophagus - intrathoracic coloplasty, in a case of esophageal atresia with widely separated esophageal strands
Reconstrucción del esófago con colon transverso izquierdo: Esófago - coloplastia intratorácica, en un caso de atresia de esófago con cabos esofágicos muy separados
Resumen:
In a case of atresia of esophagus, with widely separated ends, the patient was cured after a series of successive operations consisting in esophagocoloplastia with left transverse colon (retro - gastric, left trans - diaphragmatic - parahiatal and transpleural, behind the hilus of lung) and inferior anastomosis of transplant to the gastric cupufa and not to the inferior esophageal stump which is small and becomes atrophic after 18 months, while the colon has a large caliber; it is also preferable that the suture be sub - diaphragmatic and not mediastinal in case it fails. Upper anastomosis was left extra - thoracic cervical.
Los autores muestran un caso de atresia de esófago con cabos muy separados curado, con operaciones sucesivas, mediante una esófago - coloplastia, con colon transverso izquierdo, retro - gástrico, trans -diafragmático - parahiatalizquierdo, y transpleural, por detrás del hilio o pedículo pulmonar, practicándose la anastomosis inferior del transplante a la cúpula gástrica y no al muñón esofágico inferior, dado que éste es chico, atrófico al año y medio y elcolon es de gran calibre; además preferimos que la sutura quede sub - diafragmática y no meiastinal por si falla.La anastomosis superior fue realizada, extratorácica - cervical izquierda.
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atresia esofágica cirugía esophaheal atresia surgery |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/3120 | |
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Sumario: | In a case of atresia of esophagus, with widely separated ends, the patient was cured after a series of successive operations consisting in esophagocoloplastia with left transverse colon (retro - gastric, left trans - diaphragmatic - parahiatal and transpleural, behind the hilus of lung) and inferior anastomosis of transplant to the gastric cupufa and not to the inferior esophageal stump which is small and becomes atrophic after 18 months, while the colon has a large caliber; it is also preferable that the suture be sub - diaphragmatic and not mediastinal in case it fails. Upper anastomosis was left extra - thoracic cervical. |
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