Prevention of dumping syndrome after distal gastrectomy in peptic ulcer

• Published in: Hirurgija (Moskva) no. 7; p. 27
• Main Authors: Zherlov, G K, Dambaev Gts, Klokov, S S, Chirkov, D N, Baranov, A I, SukhodoloIV, IzosimovAG
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Russian
• Published: Russia (Federation) 01-07-1990
• Subjects: Adolescent; Adult; Aged; Dumping Syndrome - etiology; Dumping Syndrome - prevention & control; Female; Gastrectomy - adverse effects; Gastrectomy - methods; Gastric Emptying - physiology; Humans; Male; Middle Aged; Peptic Ulcer - physiopathology; Peptic Ulcer - surgery; Pyloric Antrum - surgery
• ISSN: 0023-1207

Operations were performed on 386 patients with peptic ulcer by a method suggested by the authors for gastric resection with formation of a sphincter in the region of the anastomosis. In 18 patients a Billroth II anastomosis was reconstructed into a Billroth I anastomosis by the authors' modification in severe dumping syndrome. Complex examination was conducted in late-term postoperative periods in 324 patients after primary resection and in 18 after reconstructive operation. A mild dumping syndrome was found in 9 (2.8%) and 3 patients, respectively. The results of the study show that if the authors' requirements regarding the volume and method of gastric resection are abided by, there is no doubt that the suggested method has advantages over the classical method in that the reservoir function of the stomach is maintained, hydrochloric acid secretion reduces to a state of hypo- or normoacidity, and the peristaltic component of evacuation is preserved due to the formed functionally active anastomosis.