This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by L. Renee Hilton during the SS13: Thursday Exhibit Hall Theater on April 12 2018
Keyword(s): antireflux surgery, Bougie, chest, clinic, complications, crural closure, CT scan, diaphragmatic, Dor fundoplication, early recurrence, endoscope, endoscopic, endoscopy, esophageal length, esophageal mobilization, esophagus, exploration, female, friable, fundoplication, fundoplication take down, fundus, G-tube, gastric perforation, gastric sleeve, gastric volvulus, gastroesophageal junction, gastrostomy, GEJ, greater curvature, heartburn, hernia reduction, hernia sac, herniation, hiatus, ICU, impaired wound healing, incarceration, infarction, intensive care unit, intra abdominal esophagus, intubation, ischemic stomach, lesser curvature, leukocytosis, nasogastric tube, NGT decompression, Nissen fundoplication, obesity, paraesophageal hernia, paraesophageal hernia repair, parietal pleura, pearls, PEH, PEHR, pitfalls, pleural injury, poor compliance, reinforced staple loads, shortness of breath, smoking, SOB, suction irrigation, technical error, tension, Thursday Exhibit Hall Theater, Toupet fundoplication, traction injury, Type III PEH
Factors leading to early complications–5:25
Key steps for PEHR–5:52