Titlebook: Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease; Principles of Diseas Frank A. Granderath,Thomas Kamolz,Rudolph Pointner Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Vienna 2

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Stacy R. Finkbeiner Ph.D.,Lori R. Holtz M.D.toperative dysphagia. He recommended closure of the hiatus only in case of large hernias and never divided the short gastric vessels. If we talk about a Toupet procedure today, we mean a posterior partial fundoplication. In contrary to his original technique we have learned that hiatal closure is im

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,Alternativen zur gegenw?rtigen Asylpolitik,on of patients develop a significant complication, side effect or recurrent reflux during postoperative followup. The management of these patients is complex. If problems occur in the immediate post-operative period, then early laparoscopic re-exploration should be considered, as many problems are e

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Frank A. Granderath,Thomas Kamolz,Rudolph PointnerState-of-the-art review by international experts.Covers all aspects from surgery, pharmacology to psychology.Open discussion of complications.Includes supplementary material:

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Non-Erosive Reflux Disease (NERD) and Functional Heartburn, GERD. This author contends that functional heartburn should be removed from the spectrum of GERD and relocated to the functional gastrointestinal disorders; only then will effective approaches to the assessment and therapy of this challenging disorder emerge.

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Adverse Outcomes and Failure Following Laparoscopic Antireflux Surgery,ion can be helpful at this stage. If problems persist beyond 12 months, then reoperation can be considered in patients with persistent dysphagia, symptomatic recurrent hiatus hernia, or recurrent reflux which is poorly controlled with medication. However, further surgery is unlikely to be help patients with persistent “wind-related” side effects.

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Book 2006ook, edited by two experienced surgeons and a clinical psychologist in cooperation with numerous worldwide leading experts, presents clinically relevant information for gastroenterologists, internists, surgeons, residents and also nurses, who frequently care for GERD patients. Focusing on different

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