Diagnostic radiology in fundoplication according to Nissen
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Diagnostic radiology in fundoplication according to Nissen
Radiol Clin (Basel).
1976.
Abstract
Radiological examination of oesophagus and stomach after fundoplication with hiatoplasty for hiatal hernia reveals unmistakable evidence of this intervention, and this indicates a good result. After relapse of the hiatal hernia, with or without reflux, the fundoplication is no longer recognizable, apart from a distinct demarcation of the oesophageogastric junction in some cases. The criteria for evaluation in the case of relapse are the same as those for preoperative evaluation.
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