Consideration regarding 20 antireflux laparoscopic operations for hiatal hernia
Costan, I.; Alecu, L.; Deacu, A.; Paşcu, A.; Corodeanu, G.; Marin, A.; Obrocea, F.
Chirurgia 98(4): 329-336
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 1221-9118 PMID: 14999958 Document Number: 553756
To evaluate the clinical, therapeutical and evolutive aspects of the patients with hiatal hernia with laparoscopical approach. Retrospective analysis of 20 patients diagnosed with hiatal hernia and operated, laparoscopical, between 13.01.1999-10.04.2002. At 18 cases (90%), were sliding hiatal hernia and at 2 cases (10%), were paraesophageal hiatal hernia. There were performed laparoscopical: 1 (5%) Dor anterior hemi-fundoplication, 4 (20%) Rosetti fundoplication, 3 (15%) Toupet posterior hemi-fundoplication and 11 (55%) Nissen fundoplication. For the dissection, the ultrasound scissors (Ultra-Shears) was used and for the suture of the both diaphragmatic crus and the wrap, the Endo-Stitch. There were reported 1 (5%) optional conversion and 3 cases (15%) with bleeding solved by clipping and hemostatic suture. No postoperative complications, deaths intra and postoperative were reported. The average duration of the intervention decreased in time, due to the experience, from 180 to 60 minutes, but in accordance with the complexity of the procedure (Nissen-Toupet-Dor). At 2 (10%) cases with Nissen fundoplication was reported a transitory dysphagia, which was remitted between 1-2 months. We noticed a decreasing of the duration of hospitalisation for the antireflux laparoscopical interventions, compared with the classic methodes. There is a tendency of the laparoscopical approach of hiatal hernia to come the standard in the GERD, due to his minimal invasive character, significantly reducing costs and good postoperative results.