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Oesophagectomy (Transhiatal)

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Oesophagectomy (Transhiatal)
OESOPHAGECTOMY (TRANSHIATAL)

Indication: Carcinoma of the lower or mid-oesophagus in patients where a thoracotomy carries high risk (poor pulmonary function, prior thoracic procedures). Avoids thoracotomy; relies on blunt dissection of the mid-oesophagus.

Patient Position: Supine. Head of table elevated.

Anaesthesia: General.

Incisions: Upper midline laparotomy and left cervical incision.

Procedure:
1. Abdominal phase: Stomach mobilised as per Ivor Lewis technique. Conduit fashioned. Pyloromyotomy performed.

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